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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 1. PS/2 INFORMATION ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The following sections contain information of a technical nature. For
marketing and service information, refer to the IBM PC Marketing or IBM PC
Service Assistant books.
Choose the section to which you wish to jump, below:
Main Menu Sections
PS/2 Technical Q&As
PS/2 Technical Tips
PS/2 85xx ISA Systems Technical Specs
PS/2 85xx MCA Systems Technical Specs
PS/2 95xx MCA Systems Technical Specs
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 2. ----------------------------- ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 3. !!! IMPORTANT INFORMATION !!! ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
20 December 1996.
Due to a change in management direction, the IBM PC Assistant has ceased to
exist as a separate entity. Most of the content is being migrated to a Lotus
Notes database, from which external access will be made available through a
World Wide Web site. The name of this new database, and the URL, are not yet
known at this time. Hopefully all will be made clear in due time.
Because it may be months yet before this database is opened to the public, I
have produced one more PC Assistant edition to partially fill the gap. Because
I only had a few days in which to put it together, many of the new product
announcements since early August, when the last edition was released) are not
included. There are no new technical specs here, and not much else of note
(aside from some new OS/2 Q&As.) added. Most of the changes are in the form of
minor corrections and updates to existing Q&As, and many price reductions and
product withdrawals in the IBM PC Marketing Assistant.
I am sorry for the lengthy delay in releasing this long-overdue edition, but
the new database should be a big improvement in the long run, with a more
worldwide focus (international product models, for example), and more timely
updates (daily perhaps), supported by dozens of people around the world.
It is possible that I will release one final edition after this one, in order
to provide the details of where and how to access the new WWW database. It all
depends on how well publicized it is. But the amount of time and effort put
into it on my part will probably equal that of this edition, so don't expect
too much.
It's been a pleasure and an honor serving you these last 7 years.
Good luck (and watch out for Murphy!).
Mark T. Chapman
IBM PC Company HelpCenter
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 4. ----------------------------- ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 5. What is the IBM PS/2 Assistant? ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
IBM PS/2 ASSISTANT (TM)
Developed by Mark T. Chapman
Maintained with the valuable assistance of Yvonne Ashcraft and Barbara Culler.
IBM PC Company HelpCenter; Tie Line: 255-0484; Fax: 919-517-1229
P.O. Box 12195, Bldg 203/8V6, Research Triangle Park, NC. 27709
IBMMAIL ID: IBMMAIL(USIB3ZLD); IBMMAIL Internet ID: usin3zld@ibmmail.com
PROFS ID: RALVM8(MCHAPMAN); VNET Internet ID: mchapman@vnet.ibm.com
CompuServe ID: 72662,3663; CompuServe Internet ID: 72662.3663@compuserve.com
IBM PC Company BBS ID: MARK CHAPMAN (BBS Phone Number: 919-517-0001)
(C) Copyright IBM Corporation, 1989-1996
The IBM PS/2 Assistant contains information about the IBM PS/2 series of PCs.
OVERVIEW
There are many sources of information available from IBM about IBM PC products,
including announcement letters, service manuals, programming and technical
reference manuals, how-to "cookbooks," electronic bulletin boards (both public
and commercial), and others. The IBM PC Assistant brings much disparate and
often difficult to find information together into one easy-to-use "electronic
book."
Note: As the IBM PC Assistant is a product of the IBM PC Company, the
information contained herein covers the subset of IBM PC products sold by the
IBM PC Company. Most other PC-related products, sold by other IBM companies or
divisions are not included. Such products include the IBM Gearbox industrial
PCs, and certain host-attach hardware and software products. Information on
these products must be obtained from the organizations offering them for sale.
The IBM PC Assistant is a help tool composed of PC hardware and
software-related marketing, service, technical and general information, in
online book form. The books include the:
1. IBM Consumer PC Assistant (filename ASST-CON.INF), which contains:
Hardware and software Q&As for Ambra, Aptiva, and PS/1 systems and
bundled software.
Hardware technical tips.
Lengthy technical specifications documents for Aptiva and PS/1
systems, past and present.
2. IBM General Information Assistant (ASST-GEN.INF):
A list of IBM voice and non-voice telephone numbers.
A list of non-IBM technical support telephone numbers.
The IBM PC Company Automated Fax System documents list.
An acronyms and abbreviations list.
3. IBM OS Assistant (ASST-OS.INF):
OS/2 product industry awards and reviews.
Thousands of OS/2 and DOS Q&As.
OS/2 and DOS technical tips.
OS/2 compatibility tables.
A list of OS/2-related BBSes.
A list of OS/2-related PC User Groups.
4. IBM PC Marketing Assistant (ASST-MKT.INF):
IBM product industry awards and reviews.
IBM PC Factory Outlet catalog.
IBM PC hardware and software part number lists and descriptions.
IBM publication part numbers and ordering information.
Feature Code/Part Number cross-reference.
Promotion and upgrade information.
5. IBM PC Options Assistant (ASST-OPT.INF):
Options industry awards and reviews.
Hardware and software Q&As for monitors, adapters, drives, and
other PC-related options
Hardware technical tips.
6. IBM PC Series Assistant (ASST-PC.INF):
Hardware Q&As.
Hardware technical tips.
Lengthy technical specifications documents for PC 300/700 series
systems, past and present.
7. IBM PC Servers Assistant (ASST-SRV.INF):
Network product industry awards and reviews.
Hardware and software Q&As for IBM servers and related network
software.
Hardware and software technical tips.
Lengthy technical specifications documents for PC Server
300/500/700 series, and PS/2 Server 85/95/195/295 systems, past and
present.
8. IBM PC Service Assistant (ASST-SVC.INF):
Hardware and OS/2 error code information.
Latest DOS and OS/2 CSD information.
Latest Reference and Diagnostic Diskettes list.
Micro Channel adapter ADF file cross-reference.
PC System/Monitor warranty information.
Hardware and software service tips and Q&As, and more.
9. IBM PowerPC Assistant (ASST-PPC.INF) [to be added at a future date]:
PowerPC product industry awards and reviews.
Hardware and software Q&As.
Hardware and software technical tips.
Lengthy technical specifications documents for PowerPC-based PC
and ThinkPad systems, past and present.
10. IBM PS/2 Assistant (ASST-PS2.INF):
Hardware and software Q&As
Hardware and software technical tips
Lengthy technical specifications documents for PS/2 systems
(except PS/2 servers)
11. IBM ThinkPad Assistant (ASST-TP.INF):
ThinkPad product industry awards and reviews.
Hardware and software Q&As
Hardware and software technical tips
Lengthy technical specifications documents for ThinkPad systems
(except PowerPC-based), past and present.
12. IBM ValuePoint Assistant (ASST-VP.INF):
Hardware and software Q&As
Hardware and software technical tips
Lengthy technical specifications documents for ValuePoint systems
The reason for having a number of different books instead of just one large
one is two-fold. First, there is so much information provided that it might
be awkward to use, and would take longer to search through than smaller books.
And second, by dividing up all of this information into related subject
matter, those who don't need certain categories of information (such as
service tips, for example), can delete entire books to save disk space.
Besides, these files can be logically linked together and viewed or searched
as one large book, at your preference. (This procedure is explained in the
accompanying ASST.TXT file.) For convenience, the files will be collectively
called the "IBM PC Assistant" throughout the rest of this document.
Not only is the information more "centrally located" this way than distributed
across all the individual documents, but due to its electronic nature, the
specific information you seek can be found more quickly and easily. The
source information is compiled into binary files that take roughly half as
much disk space as ASCII files would. And since the compiler also creates a
"data dictionary" of all words and numbers anywhere in the files, all
occurrences can be found and displayed on-screen in only a few seconds via the
search facility provided. In addition, hypertext links (hyperlinks) allow you
to jump from section to section within a book without ever having to return to
the Table of Contents. Hyperlinks are also used to display popup footnote
windows at the point of the footnote reference, rather than making you have to
scroll down to the bottom of a page, or the end of a chapter, to find the
footnoted information.
The IBM PC Assistant is created by compiling a scripted ASCII text file, using
the Information Presentation Facility (IPF) Tag Language and Compiler. They
are included in the OS/2 2.1 or 3.0 Developer's Toolkits, IBM Hyperwise editor
(P/N 30H1731--3.5"), and IBM C Set++ First Step V2.1 (P/N 82G3744--3.5";
82G3746--CD-ROM") packages, among others. The IBM PC Assistant requires OS/2
1.2 or later to operate, because it uses the OS/2 VIEW.EXE command to access
the files. This is the same command used to display the online OS/2 Command
Reference. Since both files were created with the same compiler, and are
displayed by the same command, they look and act very much alike. So if you
know how to use one, you also know how to use the other.
Note: The IBM PC Assistant was tested, and does work, across an OS/2 LAN
Server V1.2 or later network, relieving the need for disk space on the
requester, not to mention not having to keep all those requesters updated with
the latest versions of the IBM PC Assistant books. (For instructions on
Setting Up an OS/2 LAN Server to Share Online Books, see the document by the
same name in the Networking Tips section of the PS Technical Assistant.)
HOW TO USE THE IBM PC ASSISTANT
Note: The following instructions are written for users of the native OS/2
online book version of these publications. Most of the explanations will
apply equally to the World Wide Web version of the books, however some minor
differences may exist.
Before you begin to use this tool, it is helpful to understand how to:
Expand the Contents to see all available topics
Obtain additional information for a highlighted word or phrase
Use action bar choices.
How to use the Table of Contents
When the Contents window first appears, some topics have a plus (+) sign
beside them. The plus sign indicates that additional topics are available.
To expand the Contents if you are using a mouse, click on the plus sign. If
you are using the keyboard, use the Up or Down Arrow key to highlight the
topic, and press the plus (+) key. For example, Part Number / Pricing /
Availability List has a plus sign beside it. To see the complete list of Part
Numbers, etc, click on the plus sign or highlight that topic and press the
plus (+) key.
To view a topic, double-click on the topic (or press the Up or Down Arrow key
to highlight the topic, and then press the Enter key).
Note: To exit from any panel (window), including this one, simply press the
ESC key, or double-click on the icon to the left of the panel title bar (NOT
the one to the left of the IBM PC Assistant title bar, or you will close the
IBM PC Assistant). This will return you to the point from which you entered
the panel (either the Table Of Contents or another panel). This may be done a
number of times in succession to step back through layers of panels, or until
the TOC is reached.
How to obtain additional information
After you select a topic, the information for that topic appears in a window.
Words, phrases, or numbers highlighted like this or this indicate that
additional information is available, either in the form of a footnote, or
sometimes an entire section. Hyperlinks are used in some areas to help you
jump from one section of a document directly to another, without having to
return to a menu. (If you don't find this color to be easily identifiable as a
hyperlink, you may change the color, as described below.) Use the mouse, or
Tab and Enter keys, to move between all the hyperlinks within a document. For
example:
Certain words in the following section are highlighted in this way. If you
are using a mouse, double-click on the highlighted words. If you are using a
keyboard, press the Tab key to move from one highlighted word to the next, (or
Shift-Tab to backup) and then press the Enter key. Additional information
will appear in a pop-up window.
Note: The windows that pop up when you double-click on a hypertext link are
sizable. Simply drag the sides or corners of the windows to the desired size
and shape, just as you would any other PM window.
Note: Headings are assigned the color red throughout the IBM PC Assistant.
The Change Bars (|), which indicate additions or revisions since the last
release of the IBM PC Assistant, are also highlighted in red to make them
easier to find. (All other colors are as set by your OS/2 Control Panel (OS/2
1.x), or Scheme Palette (OS/2 2.x) selections. If a color, or combination of
colors, is not to your liking, you may change them to something more pleasing.
The operative choices are: Help Text, Help Background, and Help Highlight.)
Tip: An easy way to find ALL changes since the last version is to Search for
the Change Bar character. This can be typed by holding the Shift key while
typing the backslash key (on U.S. English 101-key keyboards--other keyboards
may differ).
How to use the Action Bar options
A number of choices are available for managing information presented in the
IBM PC Assistant. If you want to see more information about these choices,
click on the name of the choice (or press the Tab key to move to the choice
and press Enter).
Search
Allows you to find occurrences of a word or phrase in the current topic,
selected topics, or all topics. (This choice is available from the
Services pull-down.)
Print
Allows you to print one or more topics. (This choice is available from
the Services pull-down.)
Copy
Allows you to copy a topic you are viewing to a file you can edit. (This
choice is available from the Services pull-down.)
Options
Allows you to change the way your Table of Contents is displayed.
Bookmark (This choice is available from the Contents pull-down.)
Allows you to set a placeholder so you can retrieve information of
interest to you. (This choice is available from the Services pull-down.)
Help
Provides online help panels for using the Help facility.
How to use the Push Buttons
The Search, Print, and Index push buttons arrayed across the bottom of the
panel duplicate the functions of the same-name Action Bar options. In
addition there are buttons marked Previous, Contents, Back, and Forward.
Previous simply steps you back through the series of panels you have just
looked at, in the reverse order of how you originally looked at them. By
contrast, Back, uses the Table of Contents to step backward through all the
sections listed in the TOC, in reverse order, from the current section.
Forward, naturally, steps you forward through all the TOC entries. And
Contents pops the TOC list on top of whatever panel you are currently viewing.
To see the IBM PC Assistant Disclaimer and Trademark Information, select:
Disclaimers & Trademarks
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 5.1. PS/2 Assistant - What's New? ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
To see what has changed in any IBM PC Assistant series book since the last
edition, just perform a search, using the "change bar" character (|). This is
the "shift-backslash" character (above the Enter key on 101-key keyboards).
All changes in the IBM Assistant are reflected by a change bar in the right
margin of tabular information. Textual info (paragraphs, Q&As, etc.) have
change bars to the left of the text to indicate additions, and at the end of
the text to reflect modifications. All change bars are colored red to make
them easier to spot.
Reminder: If you are not familiar with how to search for information in the
IBM PC Assistant books, double-click here.
Note: For a complete history of changes to all IBM PC Assistant books, refer
to the History of Changes menu item in the IBM General Info Assistant.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 5.2. Disclaimers and Trademark Info ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Return to the What is the IBM PC Assistant? - Tutorial section.
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announced or available. The information herein is intended for use only in the
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Any reference to an IBM product in this document is not intended to state or
imply that only IBM's product may be used. Any functionally equivalent product
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Prices are provided for information purposes only, and shall not limit in any
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The following trademarks apply to all information in this book:
1-2-3, Agenda, Freelance, Lotus, Lotus Notes, and Magellan are registered
trademarks of Lotus Development Corporation.
1-2-3/G and Symphony are trademarks of Lotus Development Corporation.
386 MAX, 386 MAX Professional, and Qualitas are trademarks of Qualitas,
Incorporated.
3+ Open and 3Com are trademarks of 3Com Corporation.
80286, 80386, 80486, and i486 are trademarks of Intel Corporation.
Adobe Type Manager and ATM are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems,
Incorporated.
Advanced Netware and SFT are trademarks of Novell, Incorporated.
ActionMedia is a trademark of Intel Corporation.
AIX is a Registered trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
AIXwindows is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
Aldus and Pagemaker are registered trademarks of Aldus Corporation.
AMBRA is a trademark of ICPI Ltd.
America Online is a registered service mark of America Online,
Incorporated.
Apple is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Incorporated.
AppleTalk is a trademark of Apple Computer, Incorporated.
Application System/400 and AS/400 are registered trademarks of
International Business Machines Corporation.
APPN is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
Aria is a registered trademark of Sierra Semiconductor, Incorporated.
Artisoft is a trademark or registered trademark of Artisoft,
incorporated.
Ashton-Tate is a registered trademark of Ashton-Tate.
AST is a trademark of AST Research, Incorporated.
ATI is a registered trademark of ATI Technologies.
AT&T is a registered trademark of American Telephone and Telegraph.
Audio Visual Connection is a trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
Audiovation is a trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
Audio-Technica is a registered trademark of Audio-Technica, U.S.,
Incorporated.
AutoCAD and AutoSketch are registered trademarks of Autodesk,
Incorporated.
BASIC/2, C/2, COBOL/2, FORTRAN/2, Macro Assembler/2, and Pascal/2 are
trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation.
BIX is a registered trademark of General Videotex Corporation.
Blue Lightning is a trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
BookManager is a trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
Bookshelf is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
Borland is a trademark of Borland International.
C Set/2 is a registered trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
C Set++ is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
CATIA is a trademark of Dassault Systemes
Chargecard is a trademark of All Computers, Incorporated.
CICS and CICS/2 are trademarks of International Business Machines
Corporation.
Cirrus Logic is a registered trademark of Cirrus Technology.
Incorporated.
COBOL/2, COBOL/2 Workbench, and Micro Focus are trademarks of Micro
Focus.
COMDEX is a registered trademark of The Interface Group, Incorporated.
Common User Access and CUA are trademarks of International Business
Machines Corporation.
Communications Manager/2 is a registered trademark of International
Business Machines Corporation.
Compaq is a registered trademark of Compaq Computer Corporation.
CompuServe is a registered trademark of CompuServe, Incorporated.
Computer Associates is a registered trademark of Computer Associates,
International, Incorporated.
Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia is a trademark of Compton's NewMedia,
Incorporated.
Current is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
D40CHK is a trademark of Dialogic Corporation.
DataHub is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
dBASE is a registered trademark of Borland International.
DB2 is a registered trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
DB2/2 and Database 2 are trademarks of International Business Machines
Corporation.
DDCS/2 and Distributed Database Connection Services are trademarks of
International Business Machines Corporation.
DEC VT220/VT100/VT52 are trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation.
DeScribe is a trademark of DeScribe, Incorporated.
DeskJet and PaintJet are registered trademarks of Hewlett-Packard
Company.
Diablo is a trademark of Xerox Corporation.
Diamond Fine is a trademark or registered trademark of Lexmark
International, Incorporated.
Diconix is a trademark of Eastman Kodak Corporation.
DIF is a registered trademark of Lotus Development Corporation.
Digital Research is a registered trademark of Digital Research,
Incorporated.
DiscoverEducation is a trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
DisplayWrite is a registered trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
DOS Merge is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
DOS Server/AADU is a trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
Dragon Systems is a trademark of Dragon Systems, Inc.
DRDA is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
DVI is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation.
DXF is a registered trademark of AutoDesk Incorporated.
EASEL is a registered trademark of Easel Corporation.
EasyServ is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
Epson is a registered trademark of Seiko Epson Corporation.
Etherand is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
Ethernet is a registered trademark of Xerox Corporation.
Excelsior is a registered trademark of Excelsior Software, Incorporated.
Express Publisher is a trademark of Power Up Software Corporation.
Extended Services for OS/2 is a trademark of International Business
Machines Corporation.
FaxWorks is a trademark of SofNet Incorporated.
GDDM is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
GEM and GEM/3 are trademarks of Digital Research, Incorporated.
Grandma & Me is a trademark of Mercer Mayer and Broderbund Software,
Incorporated.
Harvard is a trademark of Software Publishing Corporation.
Hayes is a registered trademark of Hayes Microcomputer Products,
Incorporated.
HelpWare and HelpCenter are registered trademarks of International
Business Machines Corporation.
Hitachi is a registered trademark of Hitachi Corporation.
HP is a trademark of Hewlett-Packard Corporation.
HPGL and Hewlett-Packard are registered trademarks of Hewlett-Packard
Corporation.
HSC Interactive! Presentation Tool is a trademark of HSC Software.
i486 is a trademark of Intel Corporation.
IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
IBMLink is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
IEEE is a registered trademark of The Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers.
ImagEdit is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
ImagePlus is a registered trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
Indeo is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation.
Independence Series is a trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
InfoWindow is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
Intel is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation.
Internet is a registered trademark of Internet, Incorporated.
ISO is a registered trademark of International Organization for
Standardization.
Jet Cards and Voice User are trademarks of Cylogic, Incorporated.
Journalist is a trademark of PED Software Corporation.
Kodak is a trademark of Eastman Kodak Company.
LAN Manager is a trademark or registered trademark of Microsoft
Corporporation.
LAN Server is a registered trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
LANSchool is a trademark of Lan Fan Technologies, Incorporated.
LANStreamer is a trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
LANtastic is a trademark or registered trademark of Artisoft,
incorporated.
LapLink is a trademark of Traveling Software, Incorporated.
LapStation is a trademark of Axonix Corporation.
LaserJet and LaserJet Plus are registered trademarks of Hewlett-Packard
Corporation.
Lattice is a trademark of Lattice, Incorporated.
Lexmark is a trademark of Lexmark International, Incorporated.
LinkWay is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
LocalTalk is a trademark of Apple Computer, Incorporated.
MarkNet and MarkVision are trademarks or registered trademarks of Lexmark
International, Incorporated.
MCS MusicRack is a trademark of Animotion Development Corporation.
Micro Channel is a registered trademark of International Business
Machines Corporation.
Micro Focus is a trademark of Micro Focus Limited.
Microsoft and Microsoft C are registered trademarks of Microsoft,
Incorporated.
Money is a registered trademark of Time, Incorporated.
Music Mentor is a trademark of Music Technology Associates.
Motif, Open Software Foundation, and OSF are registered trademarks of
Open Software Foundation.
Monologue for Windows is a registered trademark of First Byte,
Incorporated.
Multimedia Presentation Manager/2 is a trademark of International
Business Machines Corporation.
MultiView is a trademark of JSB Computer Systems Limited.
Music Mentor is a trademark of Music Technology Associates.
Mwave, PhoneFX, and WindSurfer are trademarks of International Business
Machines Corporation.
M-Motion Video Adapter/A is a trademark of International Business
Machines Corporation.
NEC is a registered trademark of NEC Corporation.
Network File System and NFS are trademarks of Sun Microsystems,
Incorporated.
NextStep is a trademark of NeXT, Incorporated.
NetView is a registered trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
NetWare, NetWare Server, Novell, and Personal NetWare are registered
trademarks of Novell, Incorporated.
NFS is a registered trademark of Sun Microsystems, Incorporated.
NTI is a registered trademark of Northern Telecom International.
OfficeVision is a trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
Object Management Group and OMG are registered trademarks of Object
Management Group, Incorporated.
Operating System/2 and OS/2 are registered trademarks of International
Business Machines Corporation.
Operating System/400 and OS/400 are registered trademarks of
International Business Machines Corporation.
OS/2 Crash Protection is a trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
ORACLE is a registered trademark of Oracle Corporation.
ORACLE7 and ORACLE Server are trademarks of Oracle Corporation.
OverDrive is a trademark of Intel Corporation.
PageMaker is a registered trademark of Aldus Corporation.
PageScanner is a trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
Paradox is a registered trademark of Borland International, Incorporated.
PC Card Director is a trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
PC Mouse is a trademark of Mouse Systems Corporation.
PCMCIA is a trademark of the Personal Computer Memory Card International
Association.
PC-MOS is a trademark of The Software Link.
PCjr is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
PCL is a registered trademark of Hewlett-Packard Corporation.
PCradio is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
Pen for OS/2 is a registered trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
PenAssist is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
PenDOS is a registered trademark of Communication Intelligence
Corporation.
Pentium is a trademark of Intel Corporation.
Personal Computer AT and AT are registered trademarks of International
Business Machines Corporation.
Personal Computer XT, PC XT, and XT are trademarks of International
Business Machines Corporation.
Personal Computer XT Model 286 is a trademark of International Business
Machines Corporation.
Personal Decision Series is a trademark of International Business
Machines Corporation.
Personal System/1 and PS/1 are registered trademarks of International
Business Machines Corporation.
Personal System/2 and PS/2 are registered trademarks of International
Business Machines Corporation.
PFS: WindowWorks is a trademark of Softkey International, Incorporated.
Photo CD is a trademark of Eastman Kodak Company.
PictureGrade is a trademark or registered trademark of Lexmark
International, Incorporated.
Platinum is a registered trademark of Advanced Business Microsystems,
Incorporated.
PostScript, Encapsulated PostScript, and EPS are registered trademarks of
Adobe Systems, Incorporated.
PowerPC, PowerPC 601, PowerPC 603, and PowerPC 604 are trademarks of
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PowerServer and PowerStation are trademarks or registered trademarks of
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Presentation Manager is a registered trademark of International Business
Machines Corporation.
PRODIGY is a registered service mark and registered trademark of Prodigy
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Corporation.
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PS Assistant, PS General Info Assistant, PS Marketing Assistant, PS
Service Assistant, and PS Technical Assistant are trademarks of
International Business Machines Corporation.
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PS/2 Service Assistant, and PS/2 Technical Assistant are trademarks of
International Business Machines Corporation.
PS/ValuePoint is a trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
Query Management Facility is a trademark of International Business
Machines Corporation.
Quicken is a registered trademark of Intuit.
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Corporation.
Quietwriter is a registered trademark of International Business Machines
Corporation.
R:BASE and Microrim are registered trademarks of Microrim, Incorporated.
Recording Session is a trademark of Midisoft Corporation.
Reuters is a registered service mark of Reuters Limited.
RISC System/6000 and RISC/6000 are registered trademarks of International
Business Machines Corporation.
RPG II Application Platform is a trademark of International Business
Machines Corporation.
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Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe, The Secret of Monkey Island, and Loom
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SpeechViewer is a trademark of International Business Machines
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All other products are trademarks, registered trademarks, or service marks of
their respective companies.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 5.3. IBM PC Assistant Series Survey ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Here's your chance to tell IBM what to do! If you like the IBM PC Assistant
series of books (ThinkPad Assistant, OS Assistant, Marketing Assistant, etc.),
say so. If you would like to see new information, or different ways of
organizing the existing information, say so. If you think some information is
a complete waste of space, let me know (and why you think so). Your feedback
is valuable, and will help direct the future of the IBM PC Assistant. (No
guarantees that any or all suggestions will be implemented, but if you don't
ask you'll never know.)
You can return this survey by printing and mailing it to the address provided,
or by using Ctrl-Insert on the survey screen to copy it to the OS/2 clipboard
and then pasting it into a word processor and filling it out, PROFS and IBMMail
users can paste it into a note and send it to me at: MCHAPMAN at RALVM8 for
IBMers, or USIB3ZLD at IBMMAIL for external customers with IBMLink access.
CompuServers can reach me at: 72662,3663. Or mchapman@vnet.ibm.com for
Internet users. And you can even fax it to me (isn't technology wonderful?) at
919-517-1229.
To take the IBM PC Assistant Survey survey, double-click here.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 5.3.1. IBM PC Assistant Survey! ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
IBM PC Assistant(TM)
Please take a few moments to let us know what you think of the IBM PC
Assistant. Feel free to use the area at the end of this form to record any
other comments you would like to add. We appreciate your input. Your
responses and comments will help make this a better tool! The first section
contains questions that are vital to have answered. If you are short on time
feel free to skip the second set of questions, but the more information we get
the better! (Note: IBM employees need not answer questions 6, 7, and 11.)
But first things first. Who are you?
Name: _________________________ Title/Position: _____________________________
Company Name/Organization/Location: __________________________________________
E-mail ID (if applicable): ___________________________________________________
End-User ____ Customer Helpdesk ____ Remarketer ____ IBM Support _______
* * * * *
Section I - ESSENTIAL INFORMATION:
1) How long have you been using the IBM PC Assistant? _______________________
1a) Which edition of the IBM PC Assistant are you using? ____________________
1b) What version of OS/2 are you using? _____________________________________
2) How helpful overall do you find the IBM PC Assistant to be?
(1-5 scale, where 1 = Extremely Helpful, 5 = Not at all) ______
3) How many total USERS of the IBM PC Assistant are there IN YOUR ORGANIZATION,
or AT YOUR LOCATION? (Either by network attachment or individual copies)
_____ Total persons (____ Network-attached ____ Separate copies)
4) How many additional HOURS of research time per WEEK do you feel it would
take you to answer the questions the Assistant presently answers for everyone
in your organization, if you didn't have it?
____ (Hrs)
5) How many additional QUESTIONS per WEEK do you feel you would have to
research that the Assistant presently answers for everyone in your
organization, if it ceased to exist?
____ (Questions)
* * * * *
If you are an IBM authorized remarketer, or IBM employee, please answer the
following questions:
6) As a result of using the IBM PC Assistant, have you made SALES of IBM
products you might not have otherwise made?
Yes ____ No ____ Not in a sales position ____
If Yes, estimated value of these sales $__________ (in U.S. dollars, or
specify currency)
7) As a result of using the IBM PC Assistant has your, and your customers',
satisfaction with IBM products and/or IBM support increased?
Yes ____ No ____
8) As a result of using the IBM PC Assistant, are you more likely to recommend
IBM products to your customers and acquaintances than before?
Yes ____ No ____
* * * * *
If you are a customer of IBM products, please answer the following questions:
6) As a result of using the IBM PC Assistant, have you made PURCHASES of IBM
products you might not have otherwise made?
Yes ____ No ____
If Yes, estimated value of these purchases $__________ (in U.S. dollars,
or specify currency)
7) As a result of using the IBM PC Assistant, has your satisfaction with IBM
products and/or IBM support increased?
Yes ____ No ____
8) As a result of using the IBM PC Assistant, are you more likely to recommend
IBM products to your co-workers and acquaintances than before?
Yes ____ No ____
Section II - NOT ESSENTIAL, BUT VERY HELPFUL INFORMATION: 9) Ideally, how often
would you like to see the IBM PC Assistant updated:
Twice-monthly ____ Once-monthly ____ Other ________________________
General comments, or suggestions for improvements:
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
When completed, please send a copy to me at:
1) E-mail via PROFS/IBMLink at RALVM8(MCHAPMAN) for IBMers, or
IBMMAIL(USIB3ZLD) for external customers with IBMLink access, or
2) E-mail via Internet (MCHAPMAN@VNET.IBM.COM), or
3) E-mail via CompuServe (72662,3663), or
4) Via the IBM PC Company/TA BBS (919-517-0001) on-line survey (type Q at any
main command line), or
5) By Fax (919-517-1229), or
6) By mail at the following address:
Mark Chapman
IBM Corporation
Internal Zip 8V6/203
P.O. Box 12195
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 6. Now an Online Database on CompuServe and the WWW ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
If you know any users of IBM PC-related products who could benefit from the
information in the IBM PC Assistant, but who are not OS/2 users, another
alternative is the searchable databases on CompuServe and the World Wide Web.
The IBM PC Assistant Database on CompuServe, which contains most of the
information in the various IBM PC Assistant books in an ASCII format (so no
hyperlinks or bitmap images), can be reached with the GO word PCASSIST. (You
also can reach it via GO IBM, then select the Technical Services and Support,
and IBM PC Assistant Database menu options.) Of course, this only helps
CompuServe users, but it allows users of almost any operating system to access
the data via CompuServe.
The latest addition is a World Wide Web version of the IBM PC Assistant that is
be accessible from any of the online services, as well as directly. Because it
uses an INF-to-HTML conversion tool to create the web page, it looks just like
the INF files in terms of the structure (data organization, pushbutton
placement, etc.). Hyperlinks work like they do on other web pages. The only
limitation is that the imbedded bitmap images from the INF file are not
available in the HTML version. Otherwise it should work exactly like the INF
version. To see it, point your browser to the Team-OS/2 web page at
http://www.teamos2.org/ibm/os2support/. There is a link near the top of that
page to Online BOOKS and NEWSLETTERS. (There are quite a few other books to
choose from on that web page.) Or go directly to:
http://www.teamos2.org/ibm/os2support/books/assisttoc.html to bypass the first
panel. |
Another service brought to you by the nice people on the IBM PC Assistant team.
Also, the .INF files may be downloaded from the following electronic sources:
World Wide Web Download
IBM PC Company BBS, http://www.pcco.ibm.com/files.html
IBM Software Manufacturing Solutions,
http://www.software.ibm.com/ps/products/os2/info/pcasst
OS/2 Shareware BBS, http://www.os2bbs.com
FTP Download
IBM PC Company BBS, ftp.pcco.ibm.com/pub/pccbbs/os2_util
IBM Software Manufacturing Solutions,
ftp.software.ibm.com/ps/products/os2/info/pcasst (198.17.57.66)
BBS Download
IBM PC Company BBS (919-517-0001)
IBM OS/2 BBS/TalkLink, Software Download library (800-547-1283 for
subscription info)
OS/2 Shareware BBS (703-385-4325)
Various other BBSes with significant OS/2 content
CompuServe Download
IBM OS/2 Support forum - All files (GO OS2SUPPO, section 23 (IBM
Files))
IBM Options By IBM Forum - IBM PC Options Assistant and General Info
Assistant (GO IBMOBI, Customer Uploads section) |
IBM PC Servers Forum - IBM PC Servers Assistant and General Info
Assistant (GO IBMSVR, User Uploads section) |
IBM PS/1 & Aptiva Forum - IBM Consumer PC Assistant and General Info
Assistant (GO APTIVA, User Uploads section) |
IBM PS/2 Forum - IBM PS/2 Assistant and General Info Assistant (GO
IBMPS2, User Uploads section) |
IBM ThinkPad Forum - IBM ThinkPad Assistant, General Info Assistant,
Marketing Assistant, and OS Assistant (GO THINKPAD, User Uploaded Files
section) |
IBM ValuePoint/PC Desktop Forum - IBM ValuePoint Assistant, IBM PC
Series Assistant, and General Info Assistant (GO VALUEPOINT, User Uploads
section) |
Note: When looking for the Assistant files on the above sites, look for
filenames like PCASST.ZIP, ASST*.ZIP, ASST*.INF, ASST.ICO, and ASST.TXT.
Internal IBM Download
PCWIN tools disk (PS2ASST3 PACKAGE)
Note: Some of these sources may lag a few days behind others.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 7. PS/2 Technical Q&As ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The following sections contain Q&As related to PS/2 systems, PS/2 E systems,
and related options. Tips and Q&As are differentiated primarily by length.
Tips are generally lengthy documents, while Q&As can be answered briefly.
For more detailed information, refer to the technical spec documents in the PS
Technical Specifications #1 and #2 books.
Choose the section to which you wish to jump, below:
Q&As
PS/2 Model 25/25-286/25SX Q&As PS/2 Model 55/65 Q&As
PS/2 Model 30/30-286 Q&As PS/2 Model 56/57/M57 Q&As
PS/2 Model 35/40 Q&As PS/2 Model CL57 Q&As
PS/2 Model L40 Q&As PS/2 Model P70/P75 Q&As
PS/2 Model N45 Q&As PS/2 Model 76/77 Q&As
PS/2 Model N51 Q&As PS/2 Model 90 Q&As
PS/2 Model 53 Q&As PS/2 E Q&As
Non-Micro Channel (ISA) PS/2 Service Q&As Micro Channel PS/2 Service Q&As
PS/2 General Video Q&As PS/2 General Disk Drive Q&As
Miscellaneous System Q&As
To return to the PS/2 Information header, double-click here.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 7.1. PS/2 Model 25/25-286/25SX Q&As ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Q. What is the difference between the 25SX models and the Model 25 (8086) and
25-286?
A. Aside from the obvious (16MHz 386SX processor and up to 16MB of RAM), the
25SX models come with 1.44MB diskette drives, no hard disk, and either an
Ethernet adapter (K01) or Token-Ring adapter (L02), or no network adapter at
all (K00). They are intended for use in the K-12 school market, and can only
be obtained through K-12 marketing channels, not through dealers or other
traditional PC sales channels.
Q. Are these systems upgradeable to other processor options?
A. Not by IBM. There are OEM processor upgrades that may work in these
systems. Contact the various upgrade vendors for compatibility information.
Q. Are there any larger hard drives available for my system than what came
standard with it?
A. Not from IBM, but there are OEM companies that offer hard drive upgrades for
virtually any PC. Many such companies can be found by looking in the ads near
the back of most PC magazines, and especially Computer Shopper. Contact the
vendors for details and pricing.
Q. What is the .25-inch jack in the back for?
A. It is a headphone jack, which cuts off the internal speaker when used.
Q. The specs show only one long and one short adapter slot. Is there any way
to use longer cards in the short slot?
A. Yes. 3/4-length cards should fit with no problem, and even most full-length
cards, as long as they are not thicker than .25-inch at the "far" end. If they
are you would need to add some non-conducting insulation to prevent the card
from touching the metal frame and potentially shorting out the card.
Q. Can a hard drive be added to the 25?
A. Yes. Many hard drive vendors offer drives that can be used in the Model 25.
Be sure to tell the vendor whether you have an 8086-, 286-, or 386SX-based
model, as BIOS differences may limit the hard drive options for your particular
model. A standard Model 30 hard drive will slide right in, but the ribbon
cable is just barely long enough to reach, so it may take some finessing to get
it in.
Q. Can a "hard card" adapter be added to the 25?
A. Yes. Several hard drive vendors offered hard drive cards that can be used
in the Model 25. Contact the various hard card vendors for details.
Q. Can an 8086-based Model 25 be upgraded to a 1.44MB diskette drive?
A. No. The BIOS in this system does not support higher than a 720K diskette
drive.
Q. Where is the speaker?
A. The Model 25 uses a transducer (also referred to as a "beeper"), rather than
a conventional speaker.
Q. How do I open the cover to get inside a Model 25?
A. To open the Model 25, place the unit face down on the work surface. Two
screws are removed from the back, and the lower chassis containing the rear
panel, motherboard, and disk drives rotates down and up like a draw bridge.
This gives full access to the motherboard, which is on top of the lower
chassis. Expansion cards are plugged in horizontally into a vertical "riser
card" as in the Model 30.
Q. Where is the CMOS clock and battery?
A. The Model 25 (as does the Model 30) uses a special chip (with the word
"Dallas" printed on it), rather than a conventional CMOS clock and spearate
lithium button battery. This chip can be pulled and replaced if/when it fails
to keep time correctly. It is a fairly standard part made by Dallas
Semiconductor.
Q. Are these systems upgradeable to the IBM 386SLC/486SLC2/486SLC3 processor
options?
A. Only the PS/2 Models 56/57/M57 (386SX, 386SLC, and 486SLC2) are upgradeable
to those processors. Other vendors may offer processor upgrades for the 286
and 386SX models.
Q. Are any of the 8086/286/386SX models EPA Energy Star-compliant?
A. No. The Energy Star program did not yet exist when these systems were
designed.
Choose the section to which you wish to jump, below:
Q&As
PS/2 Model 25/25-286/25SX Q&As PS/2 Model 55/65 Q&As
PS/2 Model 30/30-286 Q&As PS/2 Model 56/57/M57 Q&As
PS/2 Model 35/40 Q&As PS/2 Model CL57 Q&As
PS/2 Model L40 Q&As PS/2 Model P70/P75 Q&As
PS/2 Model N45 Q&As PS/2 Model 76/77 Q&As
PS/2 Model N51 Q&As PS/2 Model 90 Q&As
PS/2 Model 53 Q&As PS/2 E Q&As
Non-Micro Channel (ISA) PS/2 Service Q&As Micro Channel PS/2 Service Q&As
PS/2 General Video Q&As PS/2 General Disk Drive Q&As
Miscellaneous System Q&As
To return to the PS/2 Systems Q&As header, double-click here.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 7.2. PS/2 Model 30/30-286 Q&As ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Q. Are these systems upgradeable to other processor options?
A. Not by IBM. There are OEM processor upgrades that may work in these
systems. Contact the various upgrade vendors for compatibility information.
Q. Are there any larger hard drives available for my system than what came
standard with it?
A. Not from IBM, but there are OEM companies that offer hard drive upgrades for
virtually any PC. Many such companies can be found by looking in the ads near
the back of most PC magazines, and especially Computer Shopper. Contact the
vendors for details and pricing.
Q. Where is the speaker?
A. The Model 30 uses a transducer (also referred to as a "beeper"), rather than
a conventional speaker.
Q. Where is the CMOS clock and battery?
A. The Model 30 (as do the Models 25/35/40) uses a special chip (with the word
"Dallas" printed on it), rather than a conventional CMOS clock and spearate
lithium button battery. This chip can be pulled and replaced if/when it fails
to keep time correctly. It is a fairly standard part made by Dallas
Semiconductor.
Q. Can a hard disk drive be installed in a Model 30-002?
A. The Model 30-002 was sold with two diskette drives, and never intended to
have a hard disk drive. But later models incorporated a revised BIOS that does
support hard disk drives. If you are willing to replace the second diskette
drive with a 20MB or 30MB IBM hard disk drive (the ones supported by the
30-001), or an OEM drive, and if the system's serial number falls between
55A0001-55Z9999, or 7000000-7499999, the drive can be installed and will work.
Q. Can an 8086-based Model 30 be upgraded to a 1.44MB diskette drive?
A. No. The BIOS in this system does not support higher than a 720K diskette
drive.
Q. When does the configuration program need to be run on the Model 30-286?
A. Automatic Configuration needs to be run any time any of the following are
added or removed: memory, diskette drive, hard disk, or math coprocessor.
Change Configuration would have to be run if the address of the parallel port
is changed, or the serial and/or parallel port needs to be disabled.
Q. Why don't I see the Token-Ring adapter show up in the configuration program
on the Model 30-286?
A. The configuration program on the 30-286 does not need to be run when
adapters are installed (unless it is an extended memory adapter - see above
explanation.) Therefore, no adapters will be visible when the View
Configuration option is executed. The appropriate diagnostic routines need to
be run if a suspected problem is encountered with an adapter.
Q. How can I attach the 1.2MB external 5.25" diskette drive (4869002) to a PS/2
Model 30 286?
A. The 1.2MB diskette drive requires a 1.2MB adapter, and the only one IBM came
out with was a Micro Channel adapter. Therefore the 1.2MB drive can only be
used on PS/2 Model 50 or higher, or other Micro Channel PC.
Q. Are any of the 30 or 30-286 models EPA Energy Star-compliant?
A. No. The Energy Star program did not yet exist when these systems were
designed.
Choose the section to which you wish to jump, below:
Q&As
PS/2 Model 25/25-286/25SX Q&As PS/2 Model 55/65 Q&As
PS/2 Model 30/30-286 Q&As PS/2 Model 56/57/M57 Q&As
PS/2 Model 35/40 Q&As PS/2 Model CL57 Q&As
PS/2 Model L40 Q&As PS/2 Model P70/P75 Q&As
PS/2 Model N45 Q&As PS/2 Model 76/77 Q&As
PS/2 Model N51 Q&As PS/2 Model 90 Q&As
PS/2 Model 53 Q&As PS/2 E Q&As
Non-Micro Channel (ISA) PS/2 Service Q&As Micro Channel PS/2 Service Q&As
PS/2 General Video Q&As PS/2 General Disk Drive Q&As
Miscellaneous System Q&As
To return to the PS/2 Systems Q&As header, double-click here.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 7.3. PS/2 Model 35/40 Q&As ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Q. Are these systems upgradeable to other processor options?
A. Not by IBM. The processor is soldered to the motherboard. There are OEM
processor upgrades that "clip onto" the 386SX, and may work in these systems.
Contact the various upgrade vendors for compatibility information.
Q. Are there any larger hard drives available for my system than what came
standard with it?
A. Not from IBM, but there are OEM companies that offer hard drive upgrades for
virtually any PC. Many such companies can be found by looking in the ads near
the back of most PC magazines, and especially Computer Shopper. Contact the
vendors for details and pricing.
Q. Where is the CMOS clock and battery?
A. The Models 35/40 (as do the Models 25/30) use a special chip (with the word
"Dallas" printed on it), rather than a conventional CMOS clock and spearate
lithium button battery. This chip can be pulled and replaced if/when it fails
to keep time correctly. It is a fairly standard part made by Dallas
Semiconductor.
Q. How can I "drain the CMOS" on a Model 35/40 system, when there is no battery
to pull temporarily?
A. Look for a file called XCMOS.ZIP on the IBM PC Company BBS and other BBSes.
This is a utility that will flush the CMOS settings just as if the power had
been disconnected for several hours.
Q. What parameters do I need to use to format a 1.44MB diskette to 1.44MB in a
2.88MB drive?
A. Because the 2.88MB drive is media-sensing, no special parameters are needed
with the FORMAT command. Simply typing FORMAT A: (or whatever drive letter is
appropriate for that drive) will format a 720K or 1.44MB diskette to the
appropriate capacity, barring a hardware problem.
Q. I tried to format a 1.44MB diskette to 1.44MB capacity in a 2.88MB drive,
using FORMAT A:, but I get "sector not found" errors. The same diskette works
in a 1.44MB drive. What's the problem?
A. If a 1.44MB diskette was previously formatted to 720K, or vice-versa, it may
fail when attempting to format it to the "correct" capacity in the future. Try
formatting it to 1.44MB on a 1.44MB drive. Then, if successful, try formatting
it to 1.44MB again on the 2.88MB drive. It may work this time. If not, do not
use it on a 2.88MB drive.
Q. What happens if I use selectable boot and make my system not see my 1.44, A:
drive?
A. There is a "safety" device that always looks at the A: drive for a Reference
Diskette. If there is a Reference Diskette in the drive it will override
"selectable boot".
Q. What's the minimum OS/2 version required for the Models 35/40?
A. OS/2 V1.30.1 or later.
Q. Are the Models 35 and 40 EPA Energy Star-compliant?
A. No. The Energy Star program did not yet exist when these system were
designed.
Q. I have a Model 35 or 40 with an IBM 386SLC processor, not a 386SX. How come
I never read anything about the 35slc and 40slc models?
A. These models were custom-built for a large IBM customer, and then offered on
a limited bases to other large customers via a Special Bid process. They were
never sold on the open market, and thus there is little information available
about them.
Q. I bought a used Model 35slc or 40slc. Where can I get a reference diskette
for it? I'm told that the one for the 35sx/40sx systems won't work with it.
A. Correct. You need to call the IBM HelpCenter (800-772-2227) to request the
special Reference Diskette needed by those systems.
Choose the section to which you wish to jump, below:
Q&As
PS/2 Model 25/25-286/25SX Q&As PS/2 Model 55/65 Q&As
PS/2 Model 30/30-286 Q&As PS/2 Model 56/57/M57 Q&As
PS/2 Model 35/40 Q&As PS/2 Model CL57 Q&As
PS/2 Model L40 Q&As PS/2 Model P70/P75 Q&As
PS/2 Model N45 Q&As PS/2 Model 76/77 Q&As
PS/2 Model N51 Q&As PS/2 Model 90 Q&As
PS/2 Model 53 Q&As PS/2 E Q&As
Non-Micro Channel (ISA) PS/2 Service Q&As Micro Channel PS/2 Service Q&As
PS/2 General Video Q&As PS/2 General Disk Drive Q&As
Miscellaneous System Q&As
To return to the PS/2 Systems Q&As header, double-click here.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 7.4. PS/2 Model L40 Q&As ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Upgrades
Q. Are these systems upgradeable to other processor options?
A. Not by IBM. The processor is soldered to the motherboard. There are OEM
processor upgrades that "clip onto" the 386SX, and may work in these systems.
Contact the various upgrade vendors for compatibility information.
Q. Are there any larger hard drives available for my L40?
A. Not from IBM, but there are OEM companies that offer 2.5" drives for many
different laptop/notebook PCs. One such company is Laptop Solutions at
800-683-6839. Contact them for details and pricing. Other such vendors exist
as well. Look at the ads near the back of most PC magazines, and especially
Computer Shopper.
Q. If I don't mind a reduced battery life, is it possible to use normal
"high-power" SIMMs in the L40 SX, instead of the expensive low-power CMOS
SIMMs?
A. Because of the possibility of damage to the SIMMS, the L40 motherboard, or
both, the L40 SIMM sockets are "keyed" differently than normal SIMM sockets.
Thus, SIMMs not designed for the L40 are physically incapable of being inserted
in the L40.
Q. Is there any way to attach a LAN or terminal emulation adapter to the L40SX?
A. The PS/2 Communication Cartridge I is an A/C-powered external expansion
cabinet that can take one half-length adapter. It is intended for use with
network or terminal emulation adapters (such as 3270 and 5250). At 7.1 x 3.4 x
5.7 inches, and 2.6 lbs., it is small and light enough to be taken on the road
with the laptop.
Q. The announcement letter says that only LAN adapters, 3270 and 5250 emulation
adapters are supported in the Communications Cartridge I. Can other adapters
be used as well?
A. Generally speaking, yes, if the adapter is 8" long or less. There will be
some adapters that won't work, however; memory and video adapters, for example.
Also, the IBM SDLC adapter is known not to work. (It can only be configured as
COM1 or COM2, which are reserved by the L40 for the built-in serial port and
the optional serial port or fax/modem.)
Troubleshooting
Q. I can't seem to print anything.
A. Make sure your parallel port is turned on. If you have the power management
software (PS2.EXE) installed on your hard drive, use it to check the status of
your ports. If not, insert the Reference Diskette and run the program from the
A: drive.
Q. I can't get my communication software to recognize my serial port (or
internal fax/modem).
A. Make sure your serial port is turned on. If you have the power management
software (PS2.EXE) installed on your hard drive, use it to check the status of
your ports. If not, insert the Reference Diskette and run the program from the
A: drive.
Q. I can't get my serial mouse to work.
A. Make sure your serial port is turned on. If you have the power management
software (PS2.EXE) installed on your hard drive, use it to check the status of
your ports. If not, insert the Reference Diskette and run the program from the
A: drive.
Battery
Q. Does the L40SX Quick Charger perform a deep discharge on a battery before
recharging it?
A. No. There is no deep discharge function built into the Quick charger.
Q. Despite having the A/C adapter plugged into the L40, the battery icons
indicate that the battery is still being drained. I checked that the A/C
adapter is plugged into both the wall and the L40. Do I have a bad battery?
A. It is possible, but before replacing it, there is a third connection to
double-check: the plug from the L40 to the A/C adapter. It may have worked its
way loose.
Fax/Modem
Q. What is the syntax of the FAX command to use with the L40 Fax/Modem?
A. The FAX command must be followed by a file name and phone number to dial.
There is no "front end" to the program; it is strictly command line driven.
The file transmitted must be straight ASCII or a PCX graphics file. You may
use a plus (+) sign between files to send them contiguously, without page
breaks between (for example, a business letterhead followed by the letter) or
just one name after another to send them as separate pages. The phone number
uses the standard Hayes (AT) modem command set.
Q. What fax software can I use with the PS/2 Model L40 Fax/Modem option?
A. No special software is needed. The Fax/Modem option includes a program that
provides basic Send/Receive, View, Print, and Set Options features. The
software will accept ASCII, PCX, TIFF, or fax file formats for transmission.
Q. After receiving a Fax on a PS/2 Model L40, is there any way to manipulate or
edit the Fax image?
A. Yes. Using the software included, first view the image with the command:
FAX VIEW filename.FAX, and clip out the portion of the Fax you wish to keep.
Then save the resulting image. The file will be saved in a PCX format, which
is compatible with many popular image and graphics programs, and may be further
edited by those programs.
Q. If I have the Fax/Modem installed in a PS/2 Model L40, with the speed turned
down to 5 or 10MHz, will this affect the performance or accuracy of the Fax
input/output?
A. The Fax/Modem is not supported at 5MHz; and for best results in a
multitasking environment, such as in the OS/2 DOS box, or under Windows, the
20MHz speed should be used.
Miscellaneous
Q. I can't get an external monitor to work off the PS/2 Model L40 VGA port; the
monitor is blank. What's wrong?
A. To use the external VGA port, you must first use the setup program to change
the display type from LCD to CRT. Once this is done, the video signal will be
rerouted to the external monitor.
Q. When I attach an external monitor or projection device to the PS/2 Model L40
VGA port, the LCD goes blank. Is there any way to have both displays working
simultaneously (for doing demonstrations to large audiences)?
A. Only one display can be used at a time; either the built-in LCD, or an
external monitor or projection device. However, some devices that convert VGA
output to "standard" analog RGB output for video projectors have video cables
with "piggyback" VGA connectors, so that a monitor can connect to the back of
the plug that goes into the VGA port. In this manner, the demonstrator has an
external monitor to look at, while the audience sees the projection screen.
(One such conversion box is called the Extron 109, manufactured by Covid
Electronics. Other such products may also exist; this is not meant as an
endorsement of this particular vendor or product; merely an example.)
Q. What's the minimum OS/2 version required for the L40?
A. OS/2 V1.30.1 is the minimum requirement.
Q. Is the L40 EPA Energy Star-compliant?
A. Literally speaking, no. The Energy Star program did not yet exist when this
system was designed. However, the L40's power use falls within the Energy
Star's guidelines, so it would qualify if still offered for sale.
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Q. Are these systems upgradeable to other processor options?
A. Not by IBM. The processor is soldered to the motherboard. There are OEM
processor upgrades that "clip onto" the 386SX or 386SL, and may work in these
systems. Contact the various upgrade vendors for compatibility information.
Q. Are there any larger hard drives available for my system?
A. Not from IBM, but there are OEM companies that offer 2.5" drives for many
different laptop/notebook PCs. One such company is Laptop Solutions at
800-683-6839. Contact them for details and pricing. Other such vendors exist
as well. Look at the ads near the back of most PC magazines, and especially
Computer Shopper.
Q. Is there a docking station or "Communication Cartridge" for the N45?
A. No, however there are communications products from OEM vendors that will
attach to the N45's parallel and serial ports.
Q. Is the N45 EPA Energy Star-compliant?
A. Literally speaking, no. The Energy Star program did not yet exist when this
system was designed. However, the N45's power use falls within the Energy
Star's guidelines, so it would qualify if still offered for sale.
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Q. Are these systems upgradeable to other processor options?
A. Not by IBM. The processor is soldered to the motherboard. There are OEM
processor upgrades that "clip onto" the 386SX, and may work in these systems.
Contact the various upgrade vendors for compatibility information.
Q. Are there any larger hard drives available for my system?
A. Not from IBM, but there are OEM companies that offer 2.5" drives for many
different laptop/notebook PCs. One such company is Laptop Solutions at
800-683-6839. Contact them for details and pricing. Other such vendors exist
as well. Look at the ads near the back of most PC magazines, and especially
Computer Shopper.
Q. The announcement letter says that only LAN adapters, 3270 and 5250 emulation
adapters are supported in the Communications Cartridge. Can other adapters be
used as well?
A. Generally speaking, yes, if the adapter is 8" long or less. There will be
some adapters that won't work, however; memory and video adapters, for example.
Q. I see that IBM has announced Token-Ring, Ethernet, and 3270 emulation
products in PCMCIA format. Does this system have a PCMCIA slot?
A. No.
Q. I can't seem to print anything.
A. Make sure your parallel port is turned on. If you have the power management
software (PS2.EXE) installed on your hard drive, use it to check the status of
your ports. If not, insert the Reference Diskette and run the program from the
A: drive.
Q. I can't get my communication software to recognize my serial port (or
internal fax/modem).
A. Make sure your serial port is turned on. If you have the power management
software (PS2.EXE) installed on your hard drive, use it to check the status of
your ports. If not, insert the Reference Diskette and run the program from the
A: drive.
Q. I can't get my serial mouse to work.
A. Make sure your serial port is turned on. If you have the power management
software (PS2.EXE) installed on your hard drive, use it to check the status of
your ports. If not, insert the Reference Diskette and run the program from the
A: drive.
Q. How does a Model N51SLC notebook (using the IBM 386SLC processor) compare to
other 16MHz 386SX notebook systems?
A. The 16MHz 386SLC processor used in N51SLC is the only one to use an internal
8K cache. All other notebooks use the standard Intel 16MHz 386SX processor.
By comparison, the internal cache makes the Models N51SLC as much as 80% faster
than competitive 16MHz 386SX systems (or the N51SX), and even equivalent to
25MHz 386SL notebooks!
Q. Are these systems upgradeable to the IBM 386SLC/486SLC2/486SLC3 processor
options?
A. Only the PS/2 Models 56/57/M57 (386SX, 386SLC, and 486SLC2) are upgradeable
to those processors.
Q. What's the minimum OS/2 version required for the N51 notebook?
A. OS/2 V1.30.1 is the minimum requirement for the N51SX; the N51SLC requires
V1.30.2 or later.
Q. Is the N51 EPA Energy Star-compliant?
A. Literally speaking, no. The Energy Star program did not yet exist when this
system was designed. However, the N51's power use falls within the Energy
Star's guidelines, so it would qualify if still offered for sale.
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Q. The PS/2 Model 53 sounds a lot like the Model 56, but at a lower cost. What
are the differences between the two models?
A. They are very similar, but there are a few differences that result in the
lower price for the 9553, including IDE drives versus SCSI, and SVGA versus
XGA-2. Plus, the 56-xEx models offer the 75/25MHz 486SLC3 processor, for 40%
better performance than the 50/25MHz 486SLC2 used in the 53's (and 56-xBx
models). Finally, while the 56's come with a mouse and choice of operating
system, these are optional on the 53.
Q. Are there any other reasons to buy the 53, besides the cost?
A. Yes. The SVGA controller in the 53 is faster than the XGA-2 included with
the 56. You could always add an SVGA adapter to the 56, but, again, that adds
to the cost of the system, while using up one of the adapter slots.
Q. So why would I want to buy the 56?
A. Several reasons: 1) Where the 56's IDE controller is limited to only two
hard disk drives, the SCSI controller in the 56 can support up to 7 devices
(most of them would have to be externally-attached). As the SCSI controller
supports SCSI tape drive, optical and CD-ROM drives, SCSI printers and
scanners, not just hard drives, you would save money and an adapter slot by not
having to later purchase one or more adapters to accommodate these devices. 2)
Also, if your company has standardized on XGA-2 graphics, the 53's SVGA may
complicate the issue. An XGA-2 adapter can be added to the 53, but....
Finally, 3) You can buy 486SLC3-based 9556, or a 486SLC2 model and later
upgrade to a 486SLC3.
Q. IBM offers a 486SLC3 upgrade for the 56/57-x4x/x5x/xBx models. How about
the 53?
A. There is no 486SLC3 upgrade offered for the Model 53.
Q. Is the Model 53 system EPA Energy Star-compliant?
A. No, however with the proper power-management drivers (available on the IBM
PC Company BBS, CompuServe, and other electronic sources), Energy
Star-compliant monitors (such as the IBM P and V series) that are connected to
the 955x models will be able to operate in VESA power-saving modes.
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Q. Are these systems upgradeable to other processor options?
A. Not by IBM. The processor is soldered to the motherboard. There are OEM
processor upgrades that "clip onto" the 386SX, and may work in these systems.
Contact the various upgrade vendors for compatibility information.
Q. Are there any larger hard drives available for my system than what came
standard with it?
A. Not from IBM, but there are OEM companies that offer hard drive upgrades for
virtually any PC. Many such companies can be found by looking in the ads near
the back of most PC magazines, and especially Computer Shopper. Contact the
vendors for details and pricing.
Q. How can I "drain the CMOS" on this system, when there is no battery to pull
temporarily?
A. Look for a file called XCMOS.ZIP on the IBM PC Company BBS and other BBSes.
This is a utility that will flush the CMOS settings just as if the power had
been disconnected for several hours.
Q. Does the PS/2 Model 55 LS (LAN Station) come with a Reference Diskette?
A. No, because the 55 LS is a diskless workstation, so there would be no place
to insert the diskette. A disk image must be created on the server and
downloaded to the 55 LS; therefore only one Reference Diskette is needed per
network (not one per 55 LS). A separate package may be ordered for the 55 LS
to obtain the necessary Reference Diskette and Option Diskette for the specific
model of 55 LS. For the 55-LT0, order P/N 15F2230 for the Token-Ring
Information Guide, and PS/2 Model 55/65 Reference Diskette and 16/4 Token Ring
Network Adapter/A Option Diskette. For the 55-LE0, order 15F2232 for the
equivalent Ethernet materials. Alternately, users may download these diskettes
from the IBM Pc Company BBS. (Use the REF DISK command to get access to the
Reference and Option diskette download area.
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Processor
Q. What exactly is the "PS/2 Cached Processor Option" for the Models 8556/57
SX?
A. It consists of a card that plugs into the 387SX math coprocessor socket of a
Model 56 or 57 motherboard. This card contains an IBM-developed derivative of
the Intel 386SX chip, called the 386SLC.
Q. Does the original 386SX chip need to be returned to IBM when the PS/2 Cached
Processor Option is installed?
A. No. Both processors (old and new) remain in the system (the 386SX is
soldered to the Model 57 motherboard).
Q. In what other systems can I use the 386SLC PS/2 Cached Processor Option,
besides the Models 56/57 SX?
A. None. Not only do the 56/57 SX systems contain BIOS enhancements to support
the Option, but there are specific hardware changes required to support it.
Currently no other IBM or non-IBM systems have these necessary enhancements.
The PS/2 Ultimedia Model M57 SLC, designed for the multimedia market, is
essentially a standard Model 57SX, with the 386SLC processor built in, and
various multimedia-related options installed (see below for more details).
Q. What's the practical difference between buying a standard Model 56SX/57SX
and adding the 386SLC Cached Processor Option, versus buying a 56SLC/57SLC
outright?
A. Ultimately, none. Starting with the SX models allows you to keep the
initial cost down. Then when more performance is needed, or funds are
available, the systems can be upgraded. The end result is the same, because
performance is identical, and since the Cached Processor Option includes a math
coprocessor socket, expansion is identical. When faster SLC chips are
available, either configuration may be upgraded. The SLC model by adding the
new Cached Processor Option, and the SX model by replacing the old Cached
Processor Option with the new one.
Q. Does this also mean that there is no practical difference between an 8556/57
SX or SLC with the 486SLC2 Processor Upgrade added and a 9556/57 with the
486SLC2 already installed?
A. No. The 9556/57 (xBx) models have a number of enhancements not found in the
8556 models: 1) The clock operates at 25MHz, resulting in a 486SLC2 operating
at 50/25MHz, while the 855x models (x4x/x5x), with a 20MHz clock will only run
the 486SLC2 upgrade at 40/20MHz. 2) The 955x models come with two serial
ports, rather than the previous single port. 3) Whereas the older 8556/57
systems include an VGA controller, the 955x models use XGA-2. 4) The 955x
models ship with larger hard disk drives than their 855x counterparts, and 5)
The standard warranty has been increased from 1 year on-site to 3 years.
Q. The latest 9556/57 models (xEx) shipped with a 486SLC3 processor, rather
than the 486SLC2 used in the earlier (xBx) models. Is this the only
difference?
A. No, but it is the major change, producing a performance increase of up to
40% over the xBx models. In addition, the standard hard disk drive sizes were
increased (170/245/340/540MB versus 104/208/540), and the choice of keyboards
included two models that contain the revolutionary IBM TrackPoint II "pointing
stick" built in (instead of a standard keyboard and mouse).
Q. How does a Model 56SX or 57SX, with the (386SLC) PS/2 Cached Processor
Option installed (or a Model 56SLC or 57SLC) compare to non-IBM "cached 20MHz
386SX" systems, performance-wise?
A. The 386SLC processor used in the PS/2 Cached Processor Option is the only
one to use an internal (8K) processor cache. All other systems use the
standard Intel 386SX processor, and add an external cache. By comparison, the
internal cache makes the 20MHz Models 56/57 with the PS/2 Cached Processor
Option installed as much as 67% faster than competitive cached 20MHz 386SX
systems, and even as much as 7% faster than 25MHz 386DX systems! Compared to a
standard Model 56/57SX the difference is up to 88% faster.
Q. Are there any limitations or incompatibilities to watch out for with the
PS/2 Cached Processor Option.
A. The only known conflict is with the IBM ARTIC Portmaster Adapter/A and
related options. This adapter and the Option are mutually exclusive.
Q. Why would I want a system with an SLC when it only has a 16-bit data path,
versus a full 32-bit processor?
A. SLC systems (now withdrawn from marketing) are desktop models most
appropriate for mainstream applications, such as word processing, spreadsheets
and general business. Only in heavy data transfer environments, such as a LAN
Server, would the 16-bit data path not provide sufficient I/O throughput.
Q. What exactly is the "PS/2 486SLC2 Processor Upgrade"?
A. It consists of a card that plugs into the 387SX math coprocessor socket of a
Model 56 or 57 motherboard. This card contains an IBM-developed clock-doubling
derivative of the Intel 386SX chip, called the 486SLC2.
Q. What exactly is the "PS/2 486SLC3 Processor Upgrade"?
A. It consists of a card that plugs into the 387SX math coprocessor socket of a
Model 56 or 57 motherboard. This card contains an IBM-developed clock-tripling
derivative of the Intel 386SX chip, called the 486SLC3.
Q. How is the 486SLC2/486SLC3 upgrade installed?
A. The upgrade card fits in the math coprocessor socket on the motherboard,
disabling the chip soldered to the board. The option card has a coprocessor
socket that will hold a 387SX math coprocessor, if used.
Q. What systems are upgradeable to the 486SLC2/486SLC3?
A. All models of the 8556/57/M57 (386SX or 386SLC) are upgradeable to either
processor (the 486SLC2 upgrade kit is now withdrawn from marketing); the
486SLC2-standard 9556/57/M57 models are upgradeable to the 486SLC3. In
addition, the 486SLC (single-speed) based ThinkPad 700/700C models may be
upgraded to the 486SLC2 processor via a special ThinkPad upgrade kit (also
withdrawn, but perhaps available on the secondary market as a used part or
liquidation item).
Q. I have an 8556/57 SLC with the 486SLC2 processor upgrade kit installed, and
everything was running smoothly until I installed the IBM SCSI Adapter with
Cache. I disconnected all SCSI devices from the built-in SCSI controller and
connected them all to the new SCSI adapter. All of a sudden the system runs
very slowly. I ran a program that checks the processor type and speed, as well
as the system BIOS. and it reported that the system was running at 18.5MHz (or
something similar--it may differ), and it showed a BIOS type of F8 26 (which
corresponds to the 386SLC processor) instead of F8 25 (which is correct for the
486SLC2). I have "drained CMOS" and reloaded the system partition from the
latest Reference and Diagnostic diskettes, but nothing helps. What's wrong?
A. This is still being investigated, but as a temporary work-around, if you
reconnect the boot drive (SCSI ID 6) to the motherboard SCSI controller and
leave the rest of the SCSI devices attached to the SCSI adapter, the problem
should go away.
Drive/Adapter/IML/Reference Diskette
Q. Besides the preceding, are the 486SLC3-based M57-xEx multimedia models any
different from earlier models?
A. Yes. Besides the processor and keyboard changes, the single-speed CD-ROM
drive (single-session CD, CD-XA capable) has been replaced by a dual-speed
model (multi-session Photo CD, CD-XA capable), and the IBM Audiovation adapter
replaces the M-ACPA adapter. This offers major enhancements in the area of
SoundBlaster and joystick compatibility, speech recognition and synthesis, and
a software-upgradeable Digital Signal Processor (DSP). One difference to note
between the M57 and the standard 57, is that the M57 only offers a choice of
two of the four operating environments: DOS 6.1/Windows 3.1, or OS/2 2.1.
Q. The (8557 and 9557-xBx) Model M57s come with an IBM Multimedia Audio Capture
and Playback Adapter/A (M-ACPA) installed. As there is much software written
for the SoundBlaster and other sound cards, but little except educational
software for M-ACPA, is there any way to have the M-ACPA card emulate one of
the other sound cards?
A. Yes and no. There is an Internal Use Only beta set of DOS, Windows, and
OS/2 2.x device drivers for the M-ACPA card that allows it to translate the
SoundBlaster music and sound effects instruction set into the equivalent M-ACPA
instructions. The effect is not identical, but similar, and should prove
satisfactory for many uses. This tool is not warranted, nor supported. It is
available "as is," and can be downloaded by an IBM employee from the PCTOOLS
disk (AUDIOVDD PACKAGE), or from many BBSes ( including the IBM PC Company BBS)
as AUDIOVDD.ZIP.
Q. Why is the ARTIC Portmaster card supported in the 9556/9557 systems, but not
the 8556/8557?
A. There is a problem with the DMA controller in the older models that
prevented the reliable use of the Portmaster. There is no fix avilable for the
8556/8557 systems. The 95xx models do not have this problem.
Q. Why isn't the IBM SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Adapter supported in the 56/57 systems?
A. It is a true 32-bit adapter (unlike the older SCSI-1 adapters which would
work in either 16-bit or 32-bit slots), requiring a 32-bit slot.
Q. But I thought that the SCSI-2 Wide spec is only 16-bits wide?
A. It is, allowing 8- and 16-bit devices to be connected to the SCSI-2 bus, but
the adapter itself produces better performance by being implemented as a 32-bit
card (just as the previous SCSI-1 8-bit bus was implemented on 16/32-bit
cards).
Q. What parameters do I need to use to format a 1.44MB diskette to 1.44MB in a
2.88MB drive?
A. Because the 2.88MB drive is media-sensing, no special parameters are needed
with the FORMAT command. Simply typing FORMAT A: (or whatever drive letter is
appropriate for that drive) will format a 720K or 1.44MB diskette to the
appropriate capacity, barring a hardware problem.
Q. I tried to format a 1.44MB diskette to 1.44MB capacity in a 2.88MB drive,
using FORMAT A:, but I get "sector not found" errors. The same diskette works
in a 1.44MB drive. What's the problem?
A. If a 1.44MB diskette was previously formatted to 720K, or vice-versa, it may
fail when attempting to format it to the "correct" capacity in the future. Try
formatting it to 1.44MB on a 1.44MB drive. Then, if successful, try formatting
it to 1.44MB again on the 2.88MB drive. It may work this time. If not, do not
use it on a 2.88MB drive.
Q. What does IML stand for (as in "IML partition")?
A. Initial Microcode Load, This is where your BIOS and your copy of the
Reference Diskette is stored in a 3MB protected partition on your hard disk.
Q. On what drive does the IML reside on a 56/57?
A. The IML has to reside on the SCSI drive set to ID 6. (On 8556/8557 systems,
if you have more than one SCSI adapter in the system with multiple drives set
to ID 6, then it is the ID 6 drive on the adapter in the lowest-numbered
adapter slot (i.e., slot 1 is lower than slot 3). On 9556/9557 systems the
controller is built into the system board, so even if you add another SCSI
adapter, the ID 6 drive attached to the motherboard controller (in "slot" 0)
will be the drive with the IML partition.)
Q. On the PS/2 Models 56 and 57, does the SCSI drive that contains the IML
partition (with the BIOS and configuration program) need to be set up
differently than the other drives?
A. Yes. This drive must be configured for SCSI ID 6. The motherboard ROM will
always look for the drive configured as SCSI ID 6 to find the BIOS and
Reference Diskette information, regardless of which drive is currently
designated as the primary bootable drive.
Q. Are there any limitations to the size of SCSI drives that I can install in a
56/57?
A. Yes. There is a 1GB limitation for the drive that will be holding the IML
partition. Also, if using a non-IBM drive that is larger than 1GB as a
non-primary drive, the IML setup program may not display the correct size.
Contact the drive vendor for compatibility information. Other than those
limitations, SCSI drives can be as large as the power supply will support.
Q. What do I need to do if I want to install a second IBM hard disk in a 56/57?
A. All our hard disk SCSI drives come pre-set at ID 6. When installing a
second drive you need to first change the ID to a lower number; then install
the drive and run the Reference Diskette auto-config program.
Q. Is it possible to boot to an internal 5.25 drive in a 56/57?
A. Yes. You have the option to use "selectable boot" from the Reference
Diskette to select what drive you would like to boot from. Caution: If you use
this your logical drive letters may change.
Q. What could cause the PS/2 Models 56 and 57 not to be able to boot from the
primary hard disk drive if they pass diagnostics?
A. If you know you have an operating system installed on the drive, and you can
do a DIR from a bootable DOS diskette, then make sure that the hard disk drive
on which you have installed the operating system is designated as a bootable
drive when you set up selectable boot.
Q. What happens if I use selectable boot and make my system not see my 1.44, A:
drive? How will it see the Reference Diskette?
A. There is a "safety" device that always looks at the A: drive for a Reference
Diskette. If there is a Reference Diskette in the drive it will override
"selectable boot".
Q. When I try to boot from a DOS diskette to install the operating system, the
system goes straight to BASIC. Yet when I boot to the Reference Diskette, it
works fine. What's the problem? I've tried two copies of DOS, so it's not a
bad diskette or diskette drive.
A. Boot from the Reference Diskette, and look at the drive boot sequence. Most
likely the boot sequence does not include the A: drive (which may have been
intentionally or accidentally excluded). With the A: drive excluded, only the
Reference Diskette will boot from it. Adding the A: drive to the boot sequence
should correct the problem.
Software
Q. When I try to install OS/2 on my new Model 56 (or 57) 486SLC3 system I get
various SYSxxxx and Trap errors. What's wrong?
A. A small number of 486SLC3-based 9556/9557 systems shipped with a timing
problem on the motherboard that prevents OS/2 from installing correctly. Some
of the SYS messages that may be displayed include SYS0049, SYS0318, and
SYS3175. Other SYS and Trap errors are possible. Systems manufactured after
16Feb94 already contain the fix. Users with the early motherboards that
experience these errors (only during installation) should contact IBM or an IBM
authorized servicer for a motherboard replacement.
Q. I accidentally deleted the Welcome folder on my OS/2 2.00.1 preloaded
system. Is there any way to recover/recreate it?
A. Yes. You have two options. Either 1) download a utility ( WELCOME.CMD)
from the IBM PC Company BBS (from the OS/2 Utilities directory), or call the
IBM Automated Fax system (800-IBM-3395) for a document containing the 60 steps
you'll need to go through to do it manually.
Miscellaneous
Q. Are any of the 855x/955x models EPA Energy Star-compliant?
A. No, however with the proper power-management drivers (available on the IBM
PC Company BBS, CompuServe, and other electronic sources), Energy
Star-compliant monitors (such as the IBM P and V series) that are connected to
the 955x models will be able to operate in VESA power-saving modes.
Q. I know that the 56/57/76/77/85/90/95 systems use serial and parallel ports
capable of high-speed DMA transfers, but how do I know if my system is set up
to use DMA?
A. Simple. Start the System Program (either from the System Partition on your
hard disk drive, or the Reference Diskette), and look at the Arbitration Level
for the serial and parallel ports. The parallel port should be set to Shared 7,
and the serial port should be set to Shared 4 for Transmit Arb Level, and
Shared 3 for Receive Arb Level. If your system has two DMA serial ports, the
second serial port should be set to Shared 6 for Transmit Arb Level, and Shared
5 for Receive Arb Level. These are the defaults. If the ports are set this
way, they are using DMA transfers.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 7.10. PS/2 Model CL57 Q&As ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Q. Are these systems upgradeable to other processor options?
A. Not by IBM. The processor is soldered to the motherboard. There are OEM
processor upgrades that "clip onto" the 386SX, and may work in these systems.
Contact the various upgrade vendors for compatibility information.
Q. The announcement letter says that only LAN adapters, 3270 and 5250 emulation
adapters are supported in the Communications Cartridge II. Can other adapters
be used as well?
A. Generally speaking, yes, if the adapter is 8" long or less. There will be
some adapters that won't work, however; memory and video adapters, for example.
Q. I can't seem to print anything. My software seems to be set up correctly.
What's wrong?
A. Make sure your parallel port is turned on. If you have the power management
software (PS2.EXE) installed on your hard drive, use it to check the status of
your ports. If not, insert the Reference Diskette and run the program from the
A: drive.
Q. I can't get my communication software to recognize my serial port (or
internal fax/modem).
A. Make sure your serial port is turned on. If you have the power management
software (PS2.EXE) installed on your hard drive, use it to check the status of
your ports. If not, insert the Reference Diskette and run the program from the
A: drive.
Q. I can't get my serial mouse to work.
A. Make sure your serial port is turned on. If you have the power management
software (PS2.EXE) installed on your hard drive, use it to check the status of
your ports. If not, insert the Reference Diskette and run the program from the
A: drive.
Q. What's the minimum OS/2 version required for the CL57 color laptop?
A. OS/2 V2.0 is the minimum requirement for the CL57.
Q. Is the CL57 EPA Energy Star-compliant?
A. Literally speaking, no. The Energy Star program did not yet exist when this
system was designed. However, the CL57's power use falls within the Energy
Star's guidelines, so it would qualify if still offered for sale.
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PS/2 Model N51 Q&As PS/2 Model 90 Q&As
PS/2 Model 53 Q&As PS/2 E Q&As
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PS/2 General Video Q&As PS/2 General Disk Drive Q&As
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 7.11. PS/2 Model P70/P75 Q&As ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Q. Are these systems upgradeable to other processor options?
A. Not by IBM. There are OEM processor upgrades that may work in these
systems. Contact the various upgrade vendors for compatibility information.
Q. Is there a docking station for the P70 or P75?
A. Not as such, however the P75 includes a SCSI port, which enables you to
attach up to 6 external SCSI devices, either directly or installed in multiple
IBM 3510s or a 3511, or OEM expansion boxes. (This does not provide adapter
slots, however, just SCSI drives and other devices). While the P70 does not
include SCSI support, a SCSI adapter can be installed in one of the two Micro
Channel adapter slots, providing support for up to 7 external devices). IBM's
SCSI adapters would require the one long slot. The P70 also has a port that
allows you to attach diskette and tape drives made specifically for that port.
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Q. Can I run both the built-in plasma display, and an external color display at
the same time on a PS/2 Model P70 or P75?
A. During POST on the P70, the BIOS checks to see if there is an external
monitor attached. If so, the plasma display is disabled. The P75, however
will allow both monitors to work concurrently. Simply boot from the Reference
Diskette, go into Change Configuration, and use the F5/F6 keys to change the
display setup information to allow dual displays.
Q. Are the Models P70 and P75 EPA Energy Star-compliant?
A. No. The Energy Star program did not yet exist when these systems were
designed.
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PS/2 Model L40 Q&As PS/2 Model P70/P75 Q&As
PS/2 Model N45 Q&As PS/2 Model 76/77 Q&As
PS/2 Model N51 Q&As PS/2 Model 90 Q&As
PS/2 Model 53 Q&As PS/2 E Q&As
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PS/2 General Video Q&As PS/2 General Disk Drive Q&As
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Processor/Memory
Q. Are the 9576/77 systems processor-upgradeable?
A. Yes. Depending on the model, these systems may be upgraded via Intel
OverDrive module to an Intel 486DX2 or Pentium processor.
Q. What are the differences between the 76 and 77 "s" and "i" models?
A. They are nearly identical: The 76i and 77i models come with an IDE drive
attached to an IDE controller on the motherboard. The 76s and 77s models add a
Fast SCSI-2 adapter and a SCSI-2 drive (instead of the IDE drive). An optional
IDE cable kit can be purchased for the "s" models to connect up to two IDE
drives to the motherboard IDE controller, in addition to the SCSI devices.
Q. PS/2 Model 76/77i and 76/77s models can take Error Checking and Correcting
(ECC) memory as well as "normal" parity memory. Can they be mixed, or must all
SIMMs be either one or the other type?
A. They must either be all ECC or all parity RAM SIMMs. Some models come with
ECC memory installed, so to use parity memory all the ECC SIMMs must be
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Drive/Adapter/IML/Reference Diskette
Q. What parameters do I need to use to format a 1.44MB diskette to 1.44MB in a
2.88MB drive?
A. Because the 2.88MB drive is media-sensing, no special parameters are needed
with the FORMAT command. Simply typing FORMAT A: (or whatever drive letter is
appropriate for that drive) will format a 720K or 1.44MB diskette to the
appropriate capacity, barring a hardware problem.
Q. I tried to format a 1.44MB diskette to 1.44MB capacity in a 2.88MB drive,
using FORMAT A:, but I get "sector not found" errors. The same diskette works
in a 1.44MB drive. What's the problem?
A. If a 1.44MB diskette was previously formatted to 720K, or vice-versa, it may
fail when attempting to format it to the "correct" capacity in the future. Try
formatting it to 1.44MB on a 1.44MB drive. Then, if successful, try formatting
it to 1.44MB again on the 2.88MB drive. It may work this time. If not, do not
use it on a 2.88MB drive.
Q. What does IML stand for (as in "IML partition")?
A. Initial Microcode Load, This is where your BIOS and your copy of the
Reference Diskette is stored in a 3MB protected partition on your hard disk.
Q. On what drive does the IML partition reside on a 76/77?
A. On the 76/77 models that include a SCSI adapter, the IML partition is
contained on the drive set to SCSI ID 6 on the SCSI adapter in the
lowest-numbered adapter slot (where adapter slot 1 is lower than slot 3), if
you have more than one SCSI adapter. On the 76s/77s models, the IBM partition
is contained on the drive set to SCSI ID 6 attached to the SCSI adapter on the
motherboard. (Any additional SCSI adapters would be in an adapter slot number
higher than the "slot 0" of the motherboard controller.) |
Q. On the PS/2 Models 76 and 77, does the SCSI drive that contains the IML
partition (with the BIOS and configuration program) need to be set up
differently than the other drives?
A. Yes. This drive must be configured for SCSI ID 6. The motherboard ROM will
always look for the drive configured as SCSI ID 6 to find the BIOS and
Reference Diskette information, regardless of which drive is currently
designated as the primary bootable drive.
Q. Are there any limitations to the size of SCSI drives that I can install in a
76/77?
A. Yes. There is a 1GB limitation for the primary drive that will be holding
the IML partition. Also, if using a non-IBM drive that is larger than 1GB as a
non-primary drive, the IML setup program may not display the correct size.
Contact the drive vendor for compatibility information. Other than those
limitations, SCSI drives can be as large as the power supply will support.
Q. What do I need to do if I want to install a second IBM hard disk in a 76/77?
A. All our hard disk SCSI drives come pre-set at ID 6. When installing a
second drive you need to first change the ID to a lower number; then install
the drive and run the Reference Diskette auto-config program.
Q. Is it possible to boot to an internal 5.25 drive in a 76/77? |
A. Yes. You have the option to use "selectable boot" from the Reference
Diskette to select what drive you would like to boot from. Caution: If you use
this your logical drive letters may change.
Q. What could cause the PS/2 Models 76 and 77 not to be able to boot from the
primary hard disk drive if they pass diagnostics?
A. If you know you have an operating system installed on the drive, and you can
do a DIR from a bootable DOS diskette, then make sure that the hard disk drive
on which you have installed the operating system is designated as a bootable
drive when you set up selectable boot.
Q. What happens if I use selectable boot and make my system not see my 1.44, A:
drive? How will it see the Reference Diskette?
A. There is a "safety" device that always looks at the A: drive for a Reference
Diskette. If there is a Reference Diskette in the drive it will override
"selectable boot".
Q. When I try to boot from a DOS diskette to install the operating system, the
system goes straight to BASIC. Yet when I boot to the Reference Diskette, it
works fine. What's the problem? I've tried two copies of DOS, so it's not a
bad diskette or diskette drive.
A. Boot from the Reference Diskette, and look at the drive boot sequence. Most
likely the boot sequence does not include the A: drive (which may have been
intentionally or accidentally excluded). With the A: drive excluded, only the
Reference Diskette will boot from it. Adding the A: drive to the boot sequence
should correct the problem.
Miscellaneous
Q. Are the Model 76 and 77 systems EPA Energy Star-compliant?
A. No, however with the proper power-management drivers (M76PMO.ZIP for OS/2,
or M76PMD for DOS/Windows, available on the IBM PC Company BBS, CompuServe,
and other electronic sources), Energy Star-compliant monitors (such as the IBM
P and V series) connected to the "s" and "i" models (9576-Axx/Bxx,
9577-Axx/Bxx) will be able to operate in VESA power-saving modes.
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Processor/Memory
Q. Is the processor in my PS/2 Model 90 upgradeable?
A. Yes. All models include the processor on a special "processor complex"
card. This card can be replaced with any other processor complex, upgrading
not only the processor but the cache, and bus architecture and other circuitry
as well. This means that a simple processor upgrade can produce much more,
including support for ECC memory, 2.88MB diskette drives, faster bus transfer
rates, and other enhancements.
Q. If I want to install additional memory in a MOdel 90, what do I need?
A. To install memory in a 0Jx or 0Kx model you will need to add two memory
SIMMs of the same speed in matching slots. You cannot just add one SIMM at a
time. The 0Gx, 0Hx, xLx, and newer 486 models models allow the use of single
SIMMs, as well as matched pairs. Because of the design of the Pentium
processor, all Pentium-based models must upgrade memory in pairs of SIMMs. See
your HMR manual for more information on matching slots.
Q. In the systems that can use different speeds SIMMs, if I add slower RAM (80
or 85ns) to a system that already has 70ns memory installed, will the system
run slower for all memory accesses, or just when the slower SIMMs are used?
A. Only when the slower RAM is accessed. So make sure to put the slowest SIMMs
after all the faster ones, so they are accessed least often.
Q. Can I add the 256K memory cache option to the 486SX processor in a 90?
A. No, only the 486DX, DX2, or Pentium processor complexes will support an
external cache.
Hard Disk/IML/Selectable Boot/Reference Diskette
Q. What does IML stand for (as in "IML partition")?
A. Initial Microcode Load, This is where your BIOS and your copy of the
Reference Diskette is stored in a 3MB protected partition on your hard disk.
Q. On what drive does the IML reside on a 90/95?
A. The IML has to reside on the first SCSI drive on the first SCSI adapter.
Q. On the PS/2 Models 90 and 95, does the SCSI drive that contains the IML
partition (with the BIOS and configuration program) need to be set up
differently than the other drives?
A. Yes. This drive must be configured for SCSI ID 6. The motherboard ROM will
always look for the drive configured as SCSI ID 6 to find the BIOS and
Reference Diskette information, regardless of which drive is currently
designated as the primary bootable drive.
Q. Are there any limitations to the size of SCSI drives that I can install in a
90/95?
A. Yes. Except for the xNx/xPx/xQx models, there is a 1GB limitation for the
primary drive that will be holding the IML partition. Also, if using a non-IBM
drive that is larger than 1GB as a non-primary drive, the IML setup program may
not display the correct size. Contact the drive vendor for compatibility
information. Other than those limitations, SCSI drives can be as large as the
power supply will support. IBM now offers drives in excess of 4.5GB apiece for
all Server 95 models.
Q. What do I need to do if I want to install a second IBM hard disk in a 90/95?
A. All our hard disk SCSI drives come pre-set at ID 6. When installing a
second drive you need to first change the ID to a lower number; then install
the drive and run the Reference Diskette auto-config program.
Q. Is it possible to boot to an internal 5.25 diskette drive in a 56/57/90/95?
A. Yes. You have the option to use "selectable boot" from the Reference
Diskette to select what drive you would like to boot from. Caution: If you use
this your logical drive letters may change.
Q. What could cause the PS/2 Model 90 not to be able to boot from the primary
hard disk drive if they pass diagnostics?
A. If you know you have an operating system installed on the drive, and you can
do a DIR from a bootable DOS diskette, then make sure that the hard disk drive
on which you have installed the operating system is designated as a bootable
drive when you set up selectable boot.
Q. What happens if I use selectable boot and make my system not see my 1.44, A:
drive? How will it see the Reference Diskette?
A. There is a "safety" device that always looks at the A: drive for a Reference
Diskette. If there is a Reference Diskette in the drive it will override
"selectable boot".
Q. When I try to boot from a DOS diskette to install the operating system, the
system goes straight to BASIC. Yet when I boot to the Reference Diskette, it
works fine. What's the problem? I've tried two copies of DOS, so it's not a
bad diskette or diskette drive.
A. Boot from the Reference Diskette, and look at the drive boot sequence. Most
likely the boot sequence does not include the A: drive (which may have been
intentionally or accidentally excluded). With the A: drive excluded, only the
Reference Diskette will boot from it. Adding the A: drive to the boot sequence
should correct the problem.
Q. When the "L2" (level 2, or external) cache option is installed in a PS/2
Model 90, will it show up on the Reference Diskette configuration screens?
A. No. If everything is working as expected you will receive no indication.
If there is a hardware problem, it will show up during POST or Advanced
Diagnostics, just as with any other hardware problem.
Q. What is the DISK386.SYS driver (on the Reference Diskettes) for?
A. The PS/2 Model 90 Reference Diskettes contain an update program
(DISK386.SYS) and an installation program. The update program maintains
compatibility between SCSI devices, IBM DOS, and some of the following types of
programs that assume the hard disk drive will utilize the system Direct Memory
Access (DMA) controller:
Multitasking DOS programs
Programs written for the 80386 microprocessor only
Programs that use the virtual 8086 mode of the 80386 microprocessor
Programs that emulate expanded memory specification (EMS) in extended
memory.
The update program should only be installed when applications providing DOS
and/or memory extensions fail to work properly. For example, an application
may fail to load and return the DOS prompt or when attempting to access a SCSI
device, the system may hang or the screen may go blank.
With this update program installed, a buffer is provided in the first megabyte
of system memory, which serves as an intermediate location for data being
transferred between the SCSI adapter and the requesting program buffer. While
this update program allows applications that utilize the system DMA controller
to run, some performance degradation in file access time may be experienced.
Only after problems have been experienced, and the performance implications
considered, should this update program be utilized.
Miscellaneous
Q. I know that the 56/57/76/77/85/90/95 systems use serial and parallel ports
capable of high-speed DMA transfers, but how do I know if my system is set up
to use DMA?
A. Simple. Start the System Program (either from the System Partition on your
hard disk drive, or the Reference Diskette), and look at the Arbitration Level
for the serial and parallel ports. The parallel port should be set to Shared
7, and the serial port should be set to Shared 4 for Transmit Arb Level, and
Shared 3 for Receive Arb Level. If your system has two DMA serial ports, the
second serial port should be set to Shared 6 for Transmit Arb Level, and
Shared 5 for Receive Arb Level. These are the defaults. If the ports are set
this way, they are using DMA transfers.
Q. Is the IBM Data Migration Facility (DMF) supported on the PS/2 Model 90?
A. DMF is supported on all PS/2 models except the 90 and 95.
Q. Are the Model 90s EPA Energy Star-compliant?
A. No. The Energy Star program did not yet exist when these systems were
designed.
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Processor
Q. Why the 486SLC2 chip versus the Intel 486SL/SX/DX/DX2 series or Pentium?
A. The 486SLC2 chip is a terrific price-performer, and (like only the 486SL
among the Intel chips, prior to June 1993) offers advanced power management.
Q. Is the system upgradeable to a 486DX2 or other Intel processor?
A. No.
Q. IBM offers a 486SLC3 upgrade for the 486SLC2-based 9556/57 models. How
about the PS/2 E (9533)?
A. There is no 486SLC3 upgrade offered for the PS/2 E.
Monitor/Video
Q. The 9507 flat-panel color LCD display is awfully expensive. Do I have to
buy a PS/2 E with this monitor?
A. Not at all. Only the 9533-P01 through -P09 models are bundled with the 9507
display. You may buy the 9533-P11 through -P19 models, which come with the
9524 14" (13.0" diagonal viewable area) energy-saving conventional CRT monitor.
Or you may buy the 1BX/2BX/Dxx/Gxx models, which include no monitor at all, and
use your favorite low-power VGA/XGA2-compatible monitor (including IBM's entire
line of 952x monitors).
Q. Why does the 9507 TFT (color LCD) monitor have an external power supply?
A. The power supply is designed for floor-mounting, reducing the volume and
footprint requirements of the workstation, as well as the cabling requirements.
The external PS allows flexibility in the design of the work area.
Q. Why does the 9507 TFT (color LCD) monitor default to 16 colors under Windows
3.1 or OS/2?
A. While the 9507 is capable of 640x480x256 colors, there may be some
dissatisfaction with the result. Large areas of uniform color may appear
blotchy, depending on the colors used. It is possible to lessen the effect by
selecting other colors. For this reason, 256 colors in 640x480 mode has not
been claimed. If you are satisfied with the results, feel free to use a
256-color driver.
Q. My 9507 monitor seems to streak badly at times, especially when running
Windows 3.1. What's wrong?
A. A few "dithered" (alternating different colored pixels to achieve colors or
shades not producible as a solid color) background patterns can cause this
effect. The "50% Gray - Desktop" pattern in Windows 3.1 is probably the most
widely observed example. It is recommended that other patterns, or solid
colors, be used to reduce or eliminate this problem.
Q. I seem to have a few "burned out" pixels on my 9507 monitor. Is it
defective?
A. Due to the current state-of-the-art in TFT technology, it is impossible to
have 100% defect-free TFT LCD panels. There will almost always be a few bad
sub-pixels among the 1,000,000+ on each panel. The ISO 9241 Panel Addendum
(Draft) industry video specification permits up to 10 defective sub-pixels on a
panel to be considered suitable for customer shipment.
PCMCIA
Q. The announcement letter says that the PS/2 E comes with four PCMCIA sockets
and says nothing about ISA slots, yet the list of supported adapters includes
several ISA cards. In addition, two PS/2 E models come with ISA network
adapters installed. So what adapter slots actually come with the system?
A. The four PCMCIA slots are actually connected to one ISA adapter. By
removing this adapter (and the PCMCIA slots) one ISA slot is made available.
So a user preferring one ISA adapter to four PCMCIA cards may do so.
Q. Can any ISA adapters be used in that one slot if the PCMCIA slots are
removed?
A. Only the IBM ValuePoint ISA 10BaseT adapter (P/N 32G4134), Enhanced 5250
Emulation Adapter Kit (30F5383 or 30F5622), 16/4 Token Ring Adapter (73G2032),
and M-Audio Capture and Playback Adapter (M-ACPA, 92F3378) are supported.
Other adapters may work, but have not been tested and are not supported.
Q. Why don't you conform to the Intel PCMCIA standard?
A. IBM participated in the PCMCIA group and supports that industry standard.
Intel is working to update the standard based on its ExCA specification, and in
time these may be accepted into the PCMCIA specification. But at the current
time it is not part of the PCMCIA standard.
Power Management
Q. What are the energy requirements for the system unit and monitors?
A. System Unit= 23 Watts(peak)/16W(idle mode); 9507 (TFT color LCD)
Monitor=37W/17W; 9524 Monitor=110W/8W.
Q. How have you reduced the power requirements?
A. By developing monitors that utilize idle modes, systems that run amazingly
quiet because they do not need a fan, and low power design, such as 2.5-inch
disk drives, PCMCIA expansion cards, and 3.3 Volt vs. 5V technology.
Q. Where do I find the power management drivers?
A. Look on the IBM PC Company BBS for a file called PS2E.DSK. (It requires the
LDF.COM program, also downloadable from the BBS, to unpack and create a
bootable disk image.)
TrackPoint II
Q. What is the "integrated pointing stick" I've heard about?
A. The TrackPoint II is essentially a miniature joystick located on the
keyboard between the G and H keys, allowing use without having to lift the
hands from the "home row". It replaces a mouse or trackball.
Q. What is the advantage of using the integrated TrackPoint II "pointing stick"
on the keyboard, instead of a mouse or "clip-on," or a trackball?
A. There are several: 1) Because it is located between the G and H keys on the
"home row" a touch typist never has to raise his hands from the keyboard to
"mouse around," 2) It is faster and more accurate than a trackball, 3) It
doesn't require the "external" space of a mouse, 4) It doesn't have to be
continually detached and reconnected, the way a clip-on does, 5) It never needs
cleaning, and 6) Because it comes integrated into the keyboard, it doesn't have
to be purchased separately.
Q. How do I get replacement "eraser heads" for the TrackPoint II pointing
device?
A. Use part number 54G0439 when calling the IBM Parts Order Center,
800-388-7080, or have an IBM Authorized Remarketer order them for you..
Disk Drive
Q. Isn't that 120MB drive awfully small?
A. While the original models only offered 2.5" 120MB drives, later models were
introduced with 340MB drives. The 2.5" drives were chosen both for their
low-power consumption (remember, the PS/2 E line was not designed to offer the
biggest, fastest PCs available, but for the lowest power usage), and because
they were designed for sleep mode in a power-managed environment. However the
use of 2.5" drives limits the capacities available for selection. Those
considering a PS/2 E should ensure that 120MB or 340MB of hard disk space will
meet their needs; or that they have open PCMCIA slots that can be populated
with additional PCMCIA storage.
Q. Can I upgrade to a larger drive?
A. The PS/2 E's do not use standard 3.5" IDE drives, but 2.5" IDE drives, much
like notebook computers. You may be able to find a 2.5" drive that will have
the appropriate attachment hardware, but IBM doesn't offer any optional drives,
other than the 120MB drive for the diskless LAN-station models. On the other
hand, IBM and other vendors offer 40MB-105MB PCMCIA (Type III) hard disk drives
(using 1.8" disks), 5MB-15MB (Type II) flash memory "disk" drives, 5MB-15MB or
larger (Type II) solid-state "disk" drives, and other forms of storage on
PCMCIA cards; even externally-attached IDE or SCSI hard drives. And, of
course, disk-compression software, such as Stacker for DOS and OS/2 (FAT only),
or DCF/2 (for OS/2 FAT and HPFS only) can help stretch limited available space.
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Q. I have a large-screen monitor with BNC connectors, instead of a D-shell
connector. How can I to connect this to a VGA/SVGA/XGA adapter?
A. There are many variables that will determine whether it can be used with
your adapter at all. Be sure to contact the monitor vendor to find out if it
is even compatible with the signals generated by your adapter. If so, find out
whether the monitor vendor sells a conversion cable for this purpose. If not
there are companies that can make custom cables for this purpose. Two examples
are Cable Connection (408-379-9224) and Custom Connection (408-370-0990).
There are many other such companies as well.
Q. Why do the 8517/9517/9527 monitors have thin vertical and horizontal lines
on the screen, and is there any way to make them disappear?
A. These monitors use the state-of-the-art Sony Trinitron picture tubes, which
require hair-thin support wires for the vertical and horizontal aperture
grills. The lines you see are shadows from those wires, and are typically only
visible with white or light-colored backgrounds, like those used by Windows and
OS/2. They are not noticeable to many people, and often may disappear if a
darker background color is used. These lines are typical of all monitors using
Trinitron tubes, and are not unique to the IBM monitors.
Q. Why don't the top-of-the-line IBM monitors, like the 9521 and 9527 seem as
sharp as many of the competitive displays?
A. All IBM displays use etching or other anti-glare treatment, or both, to
reduce eye-strain from reflected glare. Many competitive monitors do not. To
reduce eye-strain on those monitors an external screen or other anti-glare
treatment is necessary (at additional cost). In addition these external
treatments can result in blurry or washed out images, and even introduce
parallax (double-image) problems. While competitive monitors may appear
sharper on the shelves, by the time external anti-glare treatments are added
the end-result is usually less clear than the IBM displays in actual use.
Without these anti-glare shields the reflections on the screens are distracting
at best, and can cause eye-fatigue at worst.
Q. What makes XGA-2 better than XGA?
A. In addition to all of the features of the XGA, XGA-2 runs up to 2.5 times
faster than XGA, and supports non-interlaced (flicker-free) 1024x768 resolution
and interlaced 1280x1024 resolution. It is ISO 9241, Subpart 3 compliant, when
used with an ISO-compliant monitor (such as the IBM 95xx displays).
Q. I have an XGA running in 1024x768 mode now, with visible flicker. Will
replacing the adapter, but keeping my present display eliminate the flicker?
A. It depends on your monitor. If the display is capable of running in
1024x768 mode non-interlaced, then yes, you can. If not the display will
continue to run interlaced, despite the adapter.
Q. Can I attach an 8516 color touch screen display to a non-Micro Channel PS/2
or clone system and have it work as a touch screen?
A. No. To use the 8516 as a touch screen monitor you must use the 8516 Option
Diskette (that comes with the display) to update the System Partition and/or
the Reference Diskette that come with the system. Without the Option diskette
the 8516 will act as a standard 8515 color monitor. As AT-bus PS/2s and clones
do not use Reference Diskettes (or equivalent System Partitions) there is no
way to install the touch screen hardware support. Only Micro Channel PS/2s,
ThinkPads, and possibly some MC clones work this way.
Q. Does the 8516 touch screen display require special software to operate?
A. Not necessarily. To take full advantage of the 8516's 256-levels of
pressure sensitivity, software would have to be redesigned. However, the 8516
also fully emulates an IBM or Microsoft mouse plugged into a PS/2 mouse port.
So all existing OS/2 or Windows software should work with the 8516 just as it
would with a mouse. In addition, both the mouse and the 8516 can be used
simultaneously where a combination of the two is desirable.
Q. My 8516 touch screen doesn't seem to be as "accurate" as it used to? Does
it need servicing?
A. Not necessarily. If you have relocated the display, or have bumped or
otherwise moved the 8516 on the desk, it may just require recalibration. This
can be done quickly and easily by the user following the instructions included
with the display, using the supplied software.
Q. What drivers come with the XGA adapter?
A. DOS 3.3/4.0, OS2 1.2 (OS/2 1.3 and later includes an XGA driver),
Windows/286 V2.1, Windows 3.0, AutoCAD release 10 and AutoCAD/386 release 10.
These are all on two diskettes that are shipped with the systems and with the
adapter, if sold separately.
Q. What makes XGA better than 8514/A or VGA?
A. Several things. First, it is a 32-bit bus master adapter optimized for
bitmapped applications (such as Windows and OS/2), which means significantly
better performance than the 8514/A in 1024x768 resolution mode; both because of
the wider data path and the on-board processor. Then, the use of built-in
16-bit VGA circuitry means better performance in VGA mode than the 8-bit VGA
built into previous PS/2 motherboards, which was also passed through from the
motherboard VGA chip to the 8514/A adapter. Finally, XGA provides up to 65,535
colors in 640x480 mode (if an application is written to utilize this mode), in
addition to the 16 and 256 color modes offered for that resolution by the
8514/A.
Q. If XGA is so much better than 8514/A, is there any advantage to the 8514/A
adapter?
A. Yes. The 8514/A is compatible with all PS/2s from the Model 50-80 (except
P70/P75/76/77); but XGA requires a system with a 32-bit processor (for 32-bit
instructions). This means that the XGA cannot be used in any 286-based PS/2s,
including the Models 50, 50Z, and 60. Therefore an 8514/A or other adapter
would have to be used to upgrade those systems to better than VGA graphics.
Q. What's the difference between XGA and XGA-2?
A. Where XGA only supported 640x480 (or lower) resolution in non-interlaced
mode, and 1024x768 resolution in interlaced, XGA-2 can support up to 1024x768
resolution in non-interlaced, flicker-free mode, plus 1280x1024 (16-color,
interlaced). In addition, XGA-2 comes with 1MB of video memory standard
(compared to 512K for XGA, upgradeable to 1MB), supports 256 gray-shades
(versus 64), supports 800x600 resolution (with up to 64K colors), and is more
than twice as fast as XGA, at a much lower price.
Q. What drivers come with the XGA-2 adapter?
A. DOS 3.3 or higher, OS/1 1.3, OS/2 2.0 (OS/2 2.1 and higher include an
XGA/XGA-2 driver), Windows 3.x, AutoCAD release 10/11, and AIX PS/2 1.3. These
are all on two diskettes that are shipped with the systems and with the
adapter, if sold separately.
Q. What resolutions/frequencies/colors does the XGA-2 adapter support?
A. For this information, please refer to the "XGA-2/Monitor Compatibility"
document in the PC Hardware Tips section.
Q. Do the XGA and XGA-2 adapters support 132-column text mode?
A. Yes. Both support it in (8-pel per character) 1024x768 resolution; XGA-2
also supports 132-column text in (9-pel per character) 1188x400, 1188x350, and
1188x200 resolutions.
Q. I just heard about an IBM device driver that would let me "flow" my OS/2 or
Windows desktop across multiple XGA adapters? How can I get it?
A. IBM sells the Multiple XGA (MXGA) Display Device Driver as part number
83G8292. It supports between 2 and 8 XGA and/or XGA-2 adapters (but there must
be at least one XGA-2 adapter among them) on an OS/2 2.1 (or later) or Windows
3.1 system.
Q. Does the IBM MXGA device driver support non-IBM ISA XGA adapters, or just
IBM Micro Channel?
A. The MXGA driver should work with any IBM or non-IBM adapter that uses the
IBM XGA or XGA-2 chip, and works with OS/2. A number of vendors make XGA-2
adapters, including Catseye, Infotronic, Nth Graphics, and Radius. Nth
Graphics, for example, sells compatible ISA and Micro Channel adapters that
even contain two XGA-2 chipsets and ports on one card, allowing you to attach 8
displays while only taking up 4 adapter slots.
Q. If I attach up to 8 monitors to my system and flow my OS/2 Desktop across
them, do they all have to be side-by-side? (I'd need a very wide desk!)
A. No. In fact, there are several arrangements of monitors that you can
choose, including 2x2 and 2x4 (two monitors stacked above one another by four
monitors wide).
Q. What does this driver do, exactly?
A. It creates a "virtual desktop" in memory and displays portions of it on each
of the monitors. If you look at a single monitor and draw imaginary horizontal
and vertical lines dividing it into four quadrants, that is how your virtual
desktop would look if you had four monitors arranged in a 2x2 fashion. Your
icons and program windows would stay the same size as before, but you would
have four times the desktop "surface" to work on. As you drag an object across
the desktop and you reach the edge of one monitor screen, the object will
disappear and reappear on the next one. You can even have a window spanning
multiple monitors, or portions of multiple monitors, if you wish.
Q. Do all the monitors have to be identical?
A. Not at all, but they must be running at the same resolution; and for
usability reasons it's best if they all have the same screen size, but that is
not a requirement.
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Q. I understand about SCSI and IDE drives, but some of the older PS/2 systems
used drives called "ST-506," ESDI," "DBA," "MFM," and "RLL." Please explain.
A. Sure. ST-506 was a drive technology developed by Seagate Technologies in
the early days of PCs. Without getting technical, it was slow, and didn't
store data very densely, by today's standards; and every combination of heads,
platters, and cylinders used by different drives required a unique Drive Type
code, which greatly complicated the act of installing and replacing drives.
This was the technology used in the old IBM PC/XT and PC/AT (and clone)
systems. A newer technology came out later called Enhanced Small-systems
Device Interface (ESDI) that improved on the speed and storage density of hard
drives, but was more expensive. So when the PS/2s first came out, the low-end
(40MB) drives used in the PS/2 Models 60 and 80 were ST-506, while the larger
(70MB-314MB) drives were ESDI. These were all 5.25" drives with large cable
connectors. Unfortunately these connectors were too large for the desktop PS/2
Models 25/30/50/55/70/P70, which used 3.5" drives. Also, due to the compact
design of these PS/2s, there was little room for bulky cables, so IBM devised a
new connector for the drives that was smaller and attached directly to a riser
card connected to the system board. This type of drive connector was unique to
IBM systems (IDE didn't yet exist in 1987 when the PS/2s came out) and was
called DBA (Direct Bus Attach). All of these early ST-506 and ESDI drives
encoded the data on the drives using a technique called Modified Frequency
Modulation (MFM), but a newer technology came along later called RLL
(Run-Length Limited) that allowed data to be written more efficiently on the
drive, allowing greater capacity. For example, all of the 60MB and 120MB DBA
drives used in the Models 50/55/70/P70 were MFM, but when manufactured using
RLL encoding, these same drives were able to store 80MB and 160MB,
respectively.
So while it is correct to say that the 3.5" PS/2 drives were ST-506-like and
ESDI-like (the drives and controllers were compatible), they used DBA
connectors, rather than ST-506 or ESDI cables/connectors, so they are not
interchangeable with true ST-506 or ESDI drives.
Note: To confuse things further, even though the 20MB to 40MB drives used in
the Models 25/30 and those used in the 50/55 were all considered "DBA" drives
(because they attached directly to a riser card without an intervening cable),
they are not interchangeable. The connectors used on the Micro Channel PS/2
hard drives had more pin connections than those used on the AT-bus PS/2 models.
And the drives used in the later PS/2 Models 35 and 40 were true IDE drives
(now that there was an industry standard for 3.5" drives).
Q. Is OS/2 ASPI-enabled for SCSI devices?
A. Yes. Warp is fully ASPI-enabled, but OS/2 2.1 is only enabled for OS/2
applications. ASPI support for DOS sessions is not included in OS/2 2.1. For
DOS application ASPI support, try downloading the file ASPI4B.ZIP [that's an
"i", not a "1" preceding the 4] from the IBM PC Company BBS; or VASPBETA.ZIP
from the Adaptec BBS (408-945-7727) and follow the instructions for installing
the drivers. The latter driver was developed by Adaptec, and has not been
tested by IBM. If you have problems with it, contact Adaptec (on their BBS at
408-945-7727, their voice phone number, or on the Internet at
vaspi@adaptex.cirr.com), not IBM. In addition, Corel offers a product called
EasySCSI that contains a DOS ASPI driver for the IBM SCSI adapters and others.
In Warp, the VASPI.SYS driver provides support in DOS/Windows sessions, and
OS2ASPI.DMD continues to provide OS/2 session support. This driver replaces
the beta ASPI4B.ZIP and VASPBETA.ZIP drivers used with OS/2 2.1.
Q. I just installed a third SCSI hard drive on my system, expecting it to be
recognized as drive E:, but instead it is drive D:, and my previous D: drive
shows up as E:. What happened, and how do I fix it?
A. This is setup problem. Your SCSI adapter uses SCSI ID numbers (from 6 down
to 0) to identify the hard drives (and other devices) attached to it. The SCSI
ID of the new drive is higher than that of the previous D: drive, causing the
adapter to reassign the drive letters. To "correct" this, simply change the
SCSI ID of either or both drives so that the ID of the new drive is lower than
that of the older drive you want to appear as D:.
Note: Be sure that each drive has a unique SCSI identifier (i.e., no two
devices on the same controller can have ID 4). |
Note: Using Selectable Boot to change the start sequence will also change
which drive is C:. |
Q. Is there an easy way to tell the difference between an IBM CD-ROM I drive
and a CD-ROM II drive?
A. Yes. The original drive had the eject button below the disk slot, while the
eject button in the newer type II drive is above the slot.
Q. Do the 5.25" disks used by the IBM Rewritable Optical disk drives conform to
industry standards?
A. Yes, the ISO standard for 130mm Rewritable Optical Disk Cartridges for
Information Exchange ISO/IEC 10089, 1991 (format A).
Q. What's the difference between the 512-byte/sector disks (P/N 49G7797) and
the 1024-byte/sector disks ( 94F9479) used by the rewritable optical drives?
A. The 512-byte/sector disks are used with DOS or OS/2 FAT file systems, and
hold 595MB of data. OS/2 2.0 and higher users can use the High Performance
Optical File System (HPOFS) supplied with the 3431 to format the
1024-byte/sector disks to 650MB capacity.
Q. If I want to install more than two hard drives in my system, do I need to do
anything with my software?
A. It depends on your operating system type and version. For DOS 4.0 you need
CSD 31300 or higher, and for OS/2 1.2 you need CSD 4098 or higher. DOS 3.3
will not support more than two drives. OS/2 version 1.3 and higher, and DOS
version 5.0 and higher will support up to 24 hard disk drives/partitions.
Nothing special needs to be done to application software.
Q. What happens if I use selectable boot and make my system not see my 1.44, A:
drive?
A. There is a "safety" device that always looks at the A: drive for a Reference
Diskette. If there is a Reference Diskette in the drive it will override
"selectable boot".
Q. If I have a problem with my SCSI Adapter with Cache, do I take my memory off
before sending it in to the dealer Warranty Claim Center?
A. No, you must send this card in with memory intact. The card you receive
will have memory on it.
Q. Does the IBM CD-ROM drive conform to the High Sierra (ISO 9660) standard,
and/or the Microsoft CD-ROM Extensions?
A. Yes, to both standards.
Q. I have an external 5.25" 1.2MB diskette drive connected to a PS/2 via the
1.2MB diskette drive adapter (P/N 6451007). It defaults to the next available
drive letter after C:. Is there any way to make this adapter act as drive B:?
A. Yes. Under DOS the ASSIGN command may be used to swap the addresses to two
drives. For example: ASSIGN B: D: (where D: is the current designation). Most
programs will recognize the external 1.2MB drive as B:, however some programs
may not. There is no equivalent function in OS/2.
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Q. When I connect a Microsoft Mouse to the PS/2 Model L40 mouse port, and
suspend the system (by closing the lid), the mouse won't work when I reopen it.
If I connect the mouse serially and suspend, the mouse works fine. Also, if I
use an IBM mouse on the mouse port, it works too.
A. This is a known problem with the L40, having to do with the specific
voltage requirements of the Microsoft Mouse. At present there is no permanent
fix. As a workaround plug the numeric keypad into the mouse port, and plug the
Microsoft mouse into the keypad. This will work. This problem only occurs
during suspend/resume; not at any other time.
Q. How do I low-level format a Model 25 or 30?
A. The program for performing a low-level format is contained on the Advanced
Diagnostics diskette provided with the system. However there should be no need
for a low-level format under normal circumstances. All IBM fixed disk drives
are pre-formatt ed before shipment, so unless the system is experiencing a
problem which requires low-level formatting of the disk it is unnecessary.
Q. Why can't I get the PS/2 Model 30-286 to recognize expanded memory? When I
load the DOS 4.0 Expanded memory drivers I get error messages.
A. The 30-286 does not support expanded memory via the DOS 4.0 drivers.
Either the All Chargecard or AboveDisc software must be used to achieve
expanded memory. Neither option is currently marketed by IBM, but are
available from their respective vendors (All, Inc. and Above Software (formerly
TeleWare West), respectively).
Q. What is the service part number for the PS/2 Model CL57 Backup (lithium)
battery?
A. The FRU is number 35G2282. Use only this part number.
Q. What is the service part number for the PS/2 Model L40 Backup (lithium)
battery?
A. The FRU is number 79F0986. Use only this part number.
Q. What is the service part number for the PS/2 Model L40 Standby (Ni-Cad)
battery?
A. The FRU is number 79F0992. Use only this part number.
Q. What is the service part number for the PS/2 Model N51 Backup (lithium)
battery?
A. The FRU is number 07G1225. Use only this part number.
Q. What is the service part number for the PS/2 Model N51 Standby (Ni-Cad)
battery?
A. The FRU is number 07G1240. Use only this part number.
Q. Are there any restrictions to memory installation for the PS/2 Model L40?
A. Yes. The first 2MB SIMM should be installed in memory socket 1 (the left
one); the first 4 or 8MB SIMM should be installed in socket 2. If installing
two SIMMs, an 8MB SIMM and a 2 or 4MB SIMM, put the 8MB SIMM in socket 2. Do
not use two 4MB SIMMs together. The total memory recognized will be incorrect.
Q. Can I use other brands or kinds of SIMMs in the PS/2 Model L40?
A. The L40 uses special low-power CMOS SIMMs; these SIMMs are "keyed"
differently than "normal" DRAM SIMMs to prevent their inadvertent installation
in the systems requiring DRAM SIMMs, and vice-versa. There may be other brands
of 80ns CMOS SIMMs that are specifically designed by their vendors to be
compatible with the L40, but these are not supported by IBM.
Q. The battery icon on an L40 SX very quickly drops from full, to two-thirds,
to one-third full, then remains there for a long time. Is there something
wrong with the icon or the battery itself?
A. Just as the fuel gauge in many cars does not register mileage equally for
each quarter-tankful, the battery icon tends to drop fairly quickly to the
one-third level. If the battery lasts approximately three hours with the
power-saving features enabled (for example, turning off the power to serial,
parallel, and FAX/Modem ports; and setting time-out values for the fixed disk
drive and LCD), then your battery is operating correctly. If after using the
power-saving features, on a fully-discharged and then re-charged battery, the
charge lasts significantly less than three hours, replace the battery.
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PS/2 Model L40 Q&As PS/2 Model P70/P75 Q&As
PS/2 Model N45 Q&As PS/2 Model 76/77 Q&As
PS/2 Model N51 Q&As PS/2 Model 90 Q&As
PS/2 Model 53 Q&As PS/2 E Q&As
Non-Micro Channel (ISA) PS/2 Service Q&As Micro Channel PS/2 Service Q&As
PS/2 General Video Q&As PS/2 General Disk Drive Q&As
Miscellaneous System Q&As
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 7.18. Micro Channel PS/2 Service Q&As ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Q. When I try to install OS/2 on my new Model 56 (or 57) 486SLC3 system I get
various SYSxxxx and Trap errors. What's wrong?
A. A small number of 486SLC3-based 9556/9557 systems shipped with a timing
problem on the motherboard that prevents OS/2 from installing correctly. Some
of the SYS messages that may be displayed include SYS0049, SYS0318, and
SYS3175. Other SYS and Trap errors are possible. Systems manufactured after
16Feb94 already contain the fix. Users with the early motherboards that
experience these errors (only during installation) should contact IBM or an IBM
authorized servicer for a motherboard replacement.
Q. Are the PS/2 386SLC/486SLC2/486SLC3 processor upgrades user or
servicer-installed?
A. While it is recommended that the upgrades be installed by an authorized
servicer, the options are customer-installable.
Q. Does the original processor chip need to be returned to IBM when the PS/2
386SLC/486SLC2/486SLC3 processor upgrades are installed?
A. No. All processors (old and new) remain with the system (the original
processor is soldered to the Model 56/57 motherboard).
Q. Are there any limitations or incompatibilities to watch out for with the
PS/2 386SLC/486SLC2/486SLC3 processor upgrades?
A. The only known conflict is with the IBM ARTIC Portmaster Adapter/A and
related options. This adapter and the Option are mutually exclusive.
Q. When I try to boot from a DOS diskette to install the operating system, the
system goes straight to BASIC. Yet when I boot to the Reference Diskette, it
works fine. What's the problem? I've tried two copies of DOS, so it's not a
bad diskette.
A. Boot from the Reference Diskette, and look at the drive boot sequence.
Most likely the boot bequence does not include the A: drive (which may have
been intentionally or accidentally excluded). With the A: drive excluded, only
the Reference Diskette will boot from it. Adding the A: drive to the boot
sequence should correct the problem.
Q. Can the diskette drives be interchanged between the 90/95 systems and other
SCSI PS/2 models?
A. Although the PS/2 Models 90/95 use pin-connectors similar to those used in
other SCSI PS/2 models, the drives themselves are different. The newer drives
of the 90/95 may be moved to other SCSI models, but those used in the 65/80
systems, may NOT be put in 90/95s. To do so would damage the system boards of
the 90/95s, due to the differences in media detection circuitry.
Q. How do you fix the multiple-format problems on a PS/2 Model 70-Axx or Model
80-Axx (the 25MHz models)?
A. There is a new DASDDRVR.SYS patch available, on the Model 70/80 Reference
Diskette V1.10 (which was shipped to all dealers in the new Hardware
Maintenance Service Manuals, in April 1990). This driver corrects the problem
of "invalid parameter" errors when formatting multiple diskettes.
Q. What is the service part number ( FRU) for the PS/2 Models 50/60/70/P70/80
lithium battery?
A. The FRU is number 72X8498. Use only this part number.
Q. What is the service part number (FRU) for the PS/2 Models
56/57/76/77/85/90/95 lithium battery?
A. The FRU is number 33F8354. Use only this part number.
Q. What is the service part number (FRU) for the PS/2 Model P75 lithium
battery?
A. The FRU is number 64F9987. Use only this part number.
Q. What could cause the PS/2 Models 90 and 95 not to be able to boot from the
primary fixed disk drive if they pass diagnostics?
A. If you know you have an operating system installed on the drive, and you can
do a DIR from a bootable DOS diskette, then make sure that the fixed disk drive
on which you have installed the operating system is designated as a bootable
drive when you set up selectable boot.
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PS/2 Model N45 Q&As PS/2 Model 76/77 Q&As
PS/2 Model N51 Q&As PS/2 Model 90 Q&As
PS/2 Model 53 Q&As PS/2 E Q&As
Non-Micro Channel (ISA) PS/2 Service Q&As Micro Channel PS/2 Service Q&As
PS/2 General Video Q&As PS/2 General Disk Drive Q&As
Miscellaneous System Q&As
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 7.19. Miscellaneous PS/2 System Q&As ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Q. Is there anywhere I can go for online technical support?
A. Yes. If you have a CompuServe account, use GO IBMPS2 to access the IBM
support forum there.
Q. Is it safe to use gold-plated memory SIMMs in tin-lead SIMM sockets, or vice
versa? I've heard conflicting opinions?
A. The industry consensus from memory and motherboard manufacturers is that
mixing gold and tin contacts will cause degalvanization of the gold contacts,
leading to corrosion and data errors over time. Where there is little
consensus is on how long this will take and how big a problem it is. Long-term
mixing of gold and tin, therefore, is not a good idea. Some memory and
motherboard manufacturers, including IBM, do not support the mixing of metals
and any damage caused by this practice may void the warranty of the affected
component. However it is probably safe to do so for a reasonably short period
of time. How short is impossible to say, as it depends on the quality of the
components themselves and environmental factors (such as humidity and dust),
but a period of weeks or months is not unreasonable. (This is not a guarantee
by any means and you are responsible for any problems that may result, but many
people have successfully done this for a year or more without incident.) Of
course, this assumes that the SIMMs are otherwise acceptable, except for the
type of metal used for the contacts. (In other words, the motherboard requires
70ns 72-pin Industry Standard gold-plated SIMMs, and you substitute SIMMs that
are identical except for tin-lead contacts.)
Q. Are there any Micro Channel sound cards on the market, now that Creative
Labs no longer sells its MCA SoundBlaster?
A. Yes. In addition to IBM's Audiovation and WindSurfer cards (now withdrawn,
but perhaps still available on the used product/liquidation market), Piper
Research sells the Sound Piper 16 MCA Sound Adapter. ChipChat Cawthon sells a
16-bit MCA sound card, and a 32-bit card with wavetable support. Also, with the
addition of the optional PCMCIA cartridge, one of many IBM and non-IBM PCMCIA
sound cards can be used. |
Q. I just upgraded my system to an Intel Pentium, or IBM 486SLC3 processor, and
now some of my DOS programs won't run under OS/2 2.1 (or OS/2 2.1 for Windows)
anymore--and, in fact, hang the system. What happened?
A. A small number of DOS programs use drivers that attempt to directly access
the processor. This technique worked with earlier processors but may not with
some newer processors, such as the Pentium and 486SLC3. While not a hardware
failure or OS/2 bug, the OS/2 developers have nevertheless created a patch that
should allow the programs to run with those processors under OS/2 2.1. To
request APAR #PJ09814 from the IBM Support Center at 800-992-4777. (By the
way, all Pentium- and 486SLC3-based IBM PS/2s and ValuePoints that are
preloaded with OS/2 2.1x already have this patch applied.) A brief list of
those DOS apps known to require this patch (but there might be others as well)
includes:
Animator Pro Microsoft CLOCK01.EXE
Castle Wolfenstein Multimedia Explorer
Color Tools Multiplan
Flight Simulator Paradox
Leisure Suit Larry Qbasic
Linkway Live! Stealth Fighter
Lumena Storyboard Live!
Mannequin Vines
Media Master
Microsoft Diagnostics (MSD) All debuggers
Q. What is the PCMCIA Adapter/A (P/N 67G5055)?
A. It is a half-sized Micro Channel adapter that allows the use of one PCMCIA
Type III, or two PCMCIA Type 1 or 2 adapters to be used in a "standard" Micro
Channel system. It conforms to the PCMCIA Release 2.0 and JEIDA Version 4.1
specs (and includes the Card and Socket Services 2.0). The only requirements
are an empty adapter slot and DOS 5.02, or OS/2 2.1, or later. And, of
course, one or more PCMCIA cards to use in the sockets. It supports
hot-pluggability for cards that also support this feature.
Q. So what does the PCMCIA Adapter/A do for me?
A. It allows your PC to use the same PCMCIA Token-Ring or Ethernet LAN
adapter, Fax/Modem, 3270/5250 emulation, memory, hard disk drive, and other
cards that you use in your notebook computers (and IBM PS/2 E series desktop
systems). This may enable you to buy fewer of these adapters and share them
between PCs as needed.
Q. I have an IBM ARTIC card, which provides multiple serial ports, in my PS/2
but I can't get OS/2 to recognize the ports. What's wrong?
A. The ARTIC product line includes multiport (and bus mastered) adapters with
various types of serial ports (including RS-232, RS-422, X.25, and others).
These ports do not natively appear to OS/2 (or any other operating system) as
"COMx" ports. Drivers must be written or purchased to allow applications or
the operating system to use these ports. One third-party vendor who has
written OS/2 drivers for the ARTIC card line is Quadron Service Corp. Their
qCOM package allows up to four ARTIC cards (in a Micro Channel PC, or 2 cards
in an ISA computer) with up to 8 serial ports per card to appear to OS/2 as
COM1 through COM32. Applications then see the ARTIC ports as standard COM
ports. Quadron can be reached at 805-966-6424. Other similar products may
also be available from other vendors.
Q. Is there a good technical publication describing the features and benefits
of the PS/2 486 systems?
A. Yes. You can order the document Personal System/2 Models 95 XP 486, 90 XP
486, 55 LS and P75 486 Fundamentals, Form Number GG24-3616. It explains such
details as Level 2 caching, selectable boot, XGA, and anti-aliased fonts, as
well as describing some of the new options, including the 2.3GB SCSI tape
drive and the External SCSI Storage Enclosure. The cost is minimal.
Q. Why does the keyboard password program (KP.COM) for DOS sometimes ask for a
password to use, but not always?
A. Typing in the command KP at the command prompt will invoke the power-on
password in effect at the time. If no power-on password is used, or if a warm
boot (Ctrl-Alt-Del) has been performed since the last power-on, no password
will be in memory for the KP program to use. In this case a popup window will
appear requesting a password to use. This password will stay in effect for
future uses of KP until the next power-off.
Miscellaneous Service
Q. What is the service part number (FRU) for the Tri-Connector wrap plug?
A. The FRU is number 72X8546. It mustbe used for advanced Diagnostic testing
of serial and parallel ports for most PS/2 models. Either the Tri-Connector
wrap plug, or older wrap plugs (8529228 and 8529280) may be used on Models 25,
25-286, 30, and 30-286.
Q. If I break a plastic SIMM retaining clip is there any way to get a
replacement, without exchanging the motherboard?
A. Yes; order FRU# 84F6863. It contains a pair of black retaining clips and a
pair of white ones. Use whichever pair matches the color of the retaining
clip you are replacing.
Q. What should I do if I lose the keys to a PS/2 cover lock?
A. If you still have the tag that was attached to the keys, write to the
address on the tag, and use the accompanying serial number to order
replacement keys.
If you do not have the tag, you must order a new keylock assembly. The P/N
will depend on the particular system. Then follow the directions in the
appropriate Hardware Maintenance Reference manual under "Product
Description-Security" to force open the old lock.
Q. Can a desktop PS/2 be used in a vertical position?
A. Based on the requirements of the various approval agencies to which IBM
products are certified, IBM does not support the mounting of PS/2 Models
30/50/53/55/70/90 in any orientation other than horizontal. IBM's concerns
are threefold:
1. Absent a stabilizing brace, the physical stability of the machines will
not meet UL safety standards.
2. The machines side cover louvers will not meet various requirements
designed to restrict the introduction of conductive materials (such as
paper clips, etc.) into the machine enclosure.
3. The machine's side cover louvers do not meet bottom enclosure
requirements designed to prevent the escape of molten materials from a
machine that has been subject to an internal fire or severs electrical
short circuit.
Note: Vertical mounting does not subject these systems to functional problems
and therefore will not void the end-user warranty. However, customers who have
mounted such machines in an orientation other than horizontal should be made
aware that such use may invalidate UL and/or SCA safety listings. Reference
Underwriters Lab 478, sections 5.15-5.19; Canadian Standards Association No.
Canadian Standards 220, sections 4.2.3.2 and 4.2.7.4-5.
On the other hand, because the PS/2 Models 35/40/56/57/76/77, and the PS/2 E,
were designed to be used in either orientation, it is perfectly safe to use
them vertically as long as there is sufficient air-flow through the system.
(The Models 40/57/77 include a stand for using the system vertically, which
provides for the proper air-flow. The same stand is available optionally for
Models 35/56/76. The PS/2 E can be wall-mounted with an optional bracket.)
Q. Can a floor-standing PS/2 be used in a horizontal position?
A. Based on the requirements of the various approval agencies to which IBM
products are certified, IBM does not support the mounting of PS/2 Models
60/65/80/85/95 in any orientation other than vertical. IBM's concern is the
same as #2 in the preceding question. Horizontal mounting of these systems
does not void the end-user warranty. But see the note following the question
above.
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PS/2 Model N51 Q&As PS/2 Model 90 Q&As
PS/2 Model 53 Q&As PS/2 E Q&As
Non-Micro Channel (ISA) PS/2 Service Q&As Micro Channel PS/2 Service Q&As
PS/2 General Video Q&As PS/2 General Disk Drive Q&As
Miscellaneous System Q&As
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 8. PS/2 Technical Tips ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
This section contains helpful tips, how-to documents, and introductory pieces
on PS/2 systems (except servers).
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Tips
An Introduction to SCSI Devices
Terminating the IBM SCSI-1 Adapters
Duplexing on a SCSI PS/2
Current Draw for IBM SCSI Devices
How PS/2 Selective Boot Assigns Drive Letters
Understanding PS/2 Model Numbers
PS/2 System BIOS Information
PS/2 Model 90 Trap 002 or NMI Errors
The Whys and Wherefores of DASDDRVR.SYS
Trap 000E or L2 Cache Errors After Intel 486 DX4 Upgrade
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 8.1. An Introduction to SCSI Devices - Tip ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
SCSI, pronounced "scuzzy," stands for Small Computer System Interface. SCSI-1
standards are defined by ANSI X3.131.1986. The newer SCSI-2 specifications are
defined by ANSI X3T9.2/375R revision 10K, 1993.
The SCSI standards define common command sets that are programmed into ROM
(Read-Only Memory) on the adapters and is accessed via system BIOS as normal
hard disk commands. Besides hard disk and CD ROM drives, there are many other
SCSI devices available, including tape and rewritable optical drives, printers,
scanners, and other devices.
The SCSI architecture allows 8 devices per SCSI bus. The controller itself is
a device so seven additional physical devices can be attached. Each physical
device can have 7 logical devices attached to it as well. In theory, 64
addressable devices can be attached to a single SCSI controller. In practice,
the total is usually closer to 7. But the SCSI specifications allow multiple
SCSI adapters to co-reside in a system.
This sounds complex, so let us simplify. One intelligent SCSI adapter is
installed into a system. To this adapter we can attach a SCSI device such as a
hard disk, printer or other device. It occupies a physical address as defined
by switches or jumpers on the device. On IBM and Future Domain SCSI adapters a
device can be addressed as ID "0", having the lowest priority, or as device
"6", having the highest priority or anywhere in between, with ID 7 reserved for
the adapter itself. (Adaptec and other SCSI adapters use ID 0 for the
adapter.) Slow devices usually are set for a low priority and faster devices
are set for higher priorities. If we were to add an intelligent device, one
that functions as a "sub" controller, this intelligent device, or more
correctly, this controller can have additional devices attached to it. These
devices would have logical addresses rather than physical addresses. These
addresses are referred to as PUA's (Physical Unit Addresses) or LUA's, (Logical
unit addresses).
SCSI devices have a data transfer rate measured in Kilobytes per Second (KBps)
for slow devices such as CD-ROM and most tape drives, or Megabytes per second
(MBps) for hard disk drives, between the system and the controller, and a
different data transfer rate between the controller and the device. For
example, the IBM SCSI Adapter with Cache (and its motherboard equivalent) that
is standard in many PS/2 models has a data transfer rate of 16.6 MBytes/second
between the system and the controller; the transfer rate between the controller
and the device is up to 5MBps (for fast devices like hard drives). 5MBps is a
limitation of the 8-bit SCSI-1 architecture. SCSI-2 allows for 10MBps (8-bit
Fast, or 16-bit Wide SCSI-2 devices), 20MBps (16-bit Fast/Wide, or 32-bit
Double-Wide SCSI-2 devices), or 40MBps (32-bit Fast/Double-Wide SCSI-2 devices)
data transfers between the controller and SCSI-2 devices designed to operate
with those adapters. (Different SCSI-2 adapters support different aspects of
SCSI-2; for example FAST SCSI-2 adapters do not support Wide SCSI-2
devices--you would need a Fast/Wide SCSI-2 adapter to support Fast, Wide, and
Fast/Wide devices.) SCSI-2 will also support SCSI-1 devices, although at the
slower SCSI-1 speeds, on the same controller with SCSI-2 devices. Most SCSI
adapters support both internally and externally-attached SCSI devices
concurrently. There are even newer "dual-channel" SCSI adapters that support
up to 7 internal and 7 external SCSI devices at once, as iff attached to two
separate adapters.
Various attachment cables and expansion units are also available. An external
"option to option" cable is available for device to device attachment. It uses
the standard 50 pin SCSI connector. A "card to option" cable is also available
to convert the 60-pin connector used on IBM Micro Channel adapters to the 50
pin SCSI standard connector on the first external device. The large 50 pin
connector is too big to mount on a Micro Channel adapter so a more compact
60-pin connector was used. ISA adapters use the standard 50-pin connector.
If there isn't sufficient expansion capacity within the computer, external SCSI
expansion cabinets may be added, using a Card-to-Option cable. For example, an
IBM 3510 cabinet provides one half-height bay and a 32-watt power supply. The
3511 (which is essentially a PS/2 Model 95 without the motherboard) offers 8
drive bays, both 3.5" and 5.25" and a 400-watt power supply. IBM 3514 disk
array subsystem provides additional function, using RAID 5 and other
fault-tolerance features, appearing to the operating system as one large disk
drive.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 8.2. Terminating the IBM SCSI-1 Adapters - Tip ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Just as ST-506 and ESDI adapters need a terminating resistor (T-RES) on the
last drive, so the IBM SCSI-1 adapters must be told where to find the "end of
the line."
16-Bit SCSI Adapter
The 16-bit PS/2 SCSI Adapter includes a T-RES terminator chip on the adapter.
This chip must remain in the following instances:
1) If no physical devices (also called PUNs, for Physical Unit Numbers) are
connected to the adapter, because it is not currently being used.
2) If the PUNs are all internally attached, or all externally attached.
The T-RES chip must be removed if internal and external PUNs are attached. In
this case inline terminators (which come with the option cables) are used
between the last internal and external PUNs and the cables connecting them to
the next-to-last PUNs (or the adapter, if the PUN is the only internal or
external device on the chain).
For example, to connect two internal and three external PUNs, the internal
devices would be daisy-chained from the internal 50-pin edge-connector, while
the external devices would daisy-chain from the 60-pin D-shell connector on the
back of the card, as follows. (Note the terminators.)
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If either the internal devices OR the external devices are all removed the
T-RES chip would be needed on the adapter. All the terminators needed are
included with the various components; however, should the T-RES chip be removed
(and lost), but be needed at a later date, a replacement may be ordered as a
service part (FRU number 57F2870).
32-bit SCSI Adapter with Cache
The original 32-bit PS/2 SCSI Adapter with Cache is different in the respect
that it does NOT come with an onboard T-RES chip. There is a separate external
terminator (P/N 6451039; F/C 1039) which must be used if no external devices
are attached. Later shipments of the PS/2 SCSI Adapter with Cache were
redesigned to be similar to the PS/2 SCSI Adapter in that it too has an onboard
terminator, eliminating the need for an external one. The new adapter can be
easily identified by the bright orange terminator on the adapter.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 8.3. Duplexing Drives on a SCSI PS/2 - Tip ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
If you are setting up a SCSI-equipped PS/2 system for duplex operation, install
a second SCSI controller, and all drives and options that will be in the
system. One drive on the second controller should be set for SCSI ID 6. This
will enable the system to boot from this drive in the event of failure. Be
sure to copy all Option Diskettes to the system partition and then follow the
steps below.
1. Boot the system to the system partition and configure the system as
necessary. If anything has to be changed manually, this is the time to do
it. It will save much time later.
2. Insert a blank 1.44MB diskette in drive A:. (It will become a Reference
Diskette.)
3. Back up the system partition to the blank Reference Diskette.
4. Turn the system off and swap the SCSI cables at the controller end.
(This will make the new drive the boot drive from the original adapter.)
5. Boot to the Reference Diskette just made, and restore the system
partition to the new drive.
If the drives are the same, the system will not need to be reconfigured. To
simplify recovery in the event of failure it is recommended that 1) the drives
be of the same capacity on both controllers, 2) both controllers have the same
number of physical drives, and 3) the addresses be set the same on both the
adapters and the drives. (Each adapter has, for example, SCSI ID 7 for the
controller, SCSI ID 6 for the first drive on each controller, SCSI ID 5 for
the second drive on each controller and so forth.) This enables the system to
be brought back up without having to be reconfigured in some cases.
In the event of drive failure, the cables can be swapped at the controller end
to get the system back in operation. In the event of a controller failure,
the failing controller can be removed. Remember, both drives have system
partitions on them, but the drive set to SCSI ID 6, and attached to the SCSI
adapter in the lowest numbered slot is the only one that can load the system
partition. If we remove the adapter from slot 1, the system will boot from
the adapter in slot 2. The system will need to be reconfigured, but that can
be done from the existing system partition on the backup drive.
If any drive or controller is removed, the system will need to be
reconfigured, but if the system is powered down and the defective component is
swapped with a good component of the same specification, the system will not
need to be reconfigured.
P.S. For OS/2 duplexing/mirroring software, check out IBM's LAN Server 4.0, or
Integra Technologies' OASAS I 2.0, or EZRAID from Pro Engineering.
To return to the PS/2 Hardware Tips header, double-click here.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 8.4. Current Draw for IBM SCSI Devices ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
SCSI-equipped PS/2 Systems have limitations to the amount of +5V and +12V
current available from the power supplies. These limits differ from system to
system. The Tables below list both the current limits by system type, but also
the amount of current drawn by various IBM SCSI devices. By totaling up the
current draw for all devices used, and planned to be added, you can determine
whether your PS/2 can handle the total power draw. (While the diskette drives
listed below are not SCSI, they must be included in the total current draw
calculations.)
Note 1: If the total amount of nominal operating current for either the 5V or
12V line required exceeds the available current available from the power supply
you run the risk of the system shutting down.
Note 2: SCSI devices installed in external storage cabinets (like the IBM 3510
and 3511), and external self-powered drives (such as the 3440/3445/3450 tape
drives) do not draw power from the system power supply, and therefore need not
be included in the total. However, The 3511 itself has a power supply as the
PS/2 Model 95, and therefore has limitations as well.
Note 3: Not all devices listed below can be used in all PS/2 systems. Refer
to the system and device announcement letters for compatibility information.
the 3511 expansion unit itself, which contains 7 SCSI drive bays, has the same
power limitations as the PS/2 Model 95.
Total Allowable Current Draw by System Type
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö¼ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö¼ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÉ
System Type Γöé+5V DrawΓöé+12V DrawΓöé
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓö╝ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓö╝ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓöñ
Γöé Γöé Γöé
Expansion Units Γöé Γöé Γöé
3511-003 Expansion Unit (335W PS) Γöé 4.6 Γöé 7.5 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
3511-0V0 Expansion Unit (400W PS) Γöé 8.0 Γöé 7.0 Γöé
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓö╝ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓö╝ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓöñ
Γöé Γöé Γöé
85xx Systems Γöé Γöé Γöé
8556 (118W PS) Γöé 2.71 Γöé 2.8 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
8557 (197W PS) Γöé 5.0 Γöé 4.5 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
8565 (250W PS) Γöé 3.0 Γöé 5.0 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
8580 (225W/242W PS) Γöé 3.0 Γöé 5.0 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
8590 (194W PS) Γöé 2.3 Γöé 3.2 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
8595 (329W/335W PS) Γöé 4.6 Γöé 7.5 Γöé
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓö╝ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓö╝ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓöñ
Γöé Γöé Γöé
95xx Systems Γöé Γöé Γöé
9553 (118W PS) Γöé 2.71 Γöé 2.8 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
9556 (118W PS) Γöé 2.71 Γöé 2.8 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
9557 (197W PS) Γöé 5.0 Γöé 4.5 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
9576 (118W PS) Γöé 2.71 Γöé 2.8 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
9577 (197W PS) Γöé 5.0 Γöé 4.5 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
9585 (288W PS) Γöé 6.0 Γöé 6.99 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
9590 (194W PS) Γöé 4.0 Γöé 4.7 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
9595 (335W PS) Γöé 4.6 Γöé 7.5 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
9595 (400W PS) Γöé 8.0 Γöé 7.0 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö┤ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö┤ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÿ
Current Draw by Device
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö¼ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö¼ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÉ
SCSI Device Γöé+5V DrawΓöé+12V DrawΓöé
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓö╝ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓö╝ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉΓöñ
Γöé Γöé Γöé
Diskette Drives Γöé Γöé Γöé
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Diskette Drive Γöé 0.6 Γöé N/A Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
5.25" 1.2MB Diskette Drive Γöé 0.9 Γöé 1.0 Γöé
ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓö╝ΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöÇΓöñ
5.25" Slim High 1.2MB Diskette Drive Γöé 0.3 Γöé 0.5 Γöé
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Hard Disk Drives Γöé Γöé Γöé
60MB SCSI Hard Disk Drive Γöé 0.66 Γöé 1.0 Γöé
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80MB SCSI Hard Disk Drive Γöé 0.5 Γöé 0.8 Γöé
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104/208/212MB SCSI Hard Disk Drive Γöé 0.57 Γöé 0.63 Γöé
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120MB SCSI Hard Disk Drive Γöé 0.66 Γöé 1.0 Γöé
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160MB SCSI Hard Disk Drive Γöé 0.5 Γöé 0.8 Γöé
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320MB SCSI Hard Disk Drive Γöé 0.66 Γöé 1.0 Γöé
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400MB SCSI Hard Disk Drive Γöé 0.66 Γöé 1.0 Γöé
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540MB Fast SCSI-2 Hard Disk Drive Γöé 1.16 Γöé 0.78 Γöé
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1GB Fast SCSI-2 Hard Disk Drive (P/N Γöé Γöé Γöé
32G4198) Γöé 1.1 Γöé 0.4 Γöé
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1GB SCSI Hard Disk Drive(P/N 6451052) Γöé 1.1 Γöé 0.8 Γöé
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2GB SCSI Hard Disk Drive(P/N 32G4336) Γöé 1.1 Γöé 0.8 Γöé
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2GB SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Hard Disk Drive Γöé Γöé Γöé
P/N 32G3796) Γöé 1.1 Γöé 0.8 Γöé
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Magneto Optical (MO) Drives Γöé Γöé Γöé
3.5" Enhanced Rewritable Optical DriveΓöé 0.9 Γöé 1.4 Γöé
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3.5" Rewritable Optical Drive Γöé 0.9 Γöé 1.4 Γöé
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CD-ROM Drives Γöé Γöé Γöé
CD-ROM Drive I Γöé 1.0 Γöé 1.8 Γöé
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CD-ROM Drive II Γöé 1.0 Γöé 1.0 Γöé
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Tape Drives Γöé Γöé Γöé
2GB Half-High SCSI Tape Drive Γöé 0.45 Γöé 0.17 Γöé
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2.3GB Full-High SCSI Tape Drive Γöé 2.0 Γöé 0.4 Γöé
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 8.5. How PS/2 Selective Boot Assigns Drive Letters - Tip ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models 56/57/76/77/85/90/95 (and any other IBM systems with selective
boot) will boot from any physical hard drive or floppy drive in the machine
(but not logical drives). For example, 2 physical hard drives could be a 160MB
SCSI drive defaulting to drive C: and a 320MB drive defaulting to drive D:.
When you use the Reference Diskette to change the boot sequence, you are
indicating what sequence you would like the system to check for bootable
devices. For example:
Boot device 1: 1.44MB Diskette Drive (A:)
Boot device 2: 160MB, SCSI ID = 6 (C:)
Boot device 3: 320MB, SCSI ID = 5 (D:)
Could be changed to this:
Boot Device 1: 1.44MB Diskette Drive (A:)
Boot Device 2: 320MB, SCSI ID = 5 (C:)
Boot Device 3: 160MB, SCSI ID = 6 (D:)
In the first example the system will try to boot the diskette drive first. If
it does not find a bootable diskette it will try to boot from the 160MB hard
disk; then the 320MB drive. The 160MB drive is C: and the 320MB drive is D:.
In the second example, the 320MB drive is C: and the 160MB drive is D:.
Whenever you change the boot sequence, the system warns you that drive letters
will be changed and/or rearranged.
Note: Older ESDI models can have their boot drives (C:) changed by attaching
the cables in a different order. |
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 8.6. Understanding PS/2 Model Numbers - Tip ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
There have been so many different PS/2 models, past and present, that it can be
difficult to tell them apart just by the model numbers. The following is an
attempt to explain the meaning behind these numbers. Despite appearances, the
numbers and letters do have specific meanings (although in a few cases their
use is not totally consistent).
In an attempt to simplify the process of understanding model differences,
recently IBM started using a new system for designating models. So, below you
will find two sets of explanations, one for the older scheme, and the other for
the new method:
Note: @ = A or B; * = Any number or letter.
Old Method: (PS/2 Models 25, 25-286, 30, 30-286, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, P70, P75,
80)
Models Meaning
0** Space-saving keyboard (25-286 only)
12* 120MB Hard Disk drive
@2* 120MB Hard Disk drive
16* 160MB Hard Disk drive
@16 160MB Hard Disk drive
32* 320MB Hard Disk drive
40* 400MB Hard Disk drive
A** 25MHz 386 processor
A3* 25MHz 386 processor; 320MB Hard Disk drive
B** 25MHz 486 processor
C** Color Display
E** 10MHz 286 (30-286 only)
E6* 16MHz 386; 60MB Hard Disk drive (70 only)
G** Enhanced Keyboard
L0* 4MBps Token-Ring LAN adapter (25 only)
LE* Ethernet LAN adapter (55 only)
LT* 16/4 Token-Ring LAN adapter (55 only)
M** Monochrome Display
*2* 20MB Hard Disk drive
*3* 30MB Hard Disk drive (Except A3*)
*4* 45MB Hard Disk drive
*6* 60MB Hard Disk drive
*8* 80MB Hard Disk drive
**0 Medialess (no Hard Disk, no diskette drives)
**1 1 diskette drive
**1 Monochrome Display (25 only)
**2 2 diskette drives
**4 Color Display (25, 25-286 only)
**6 10MHz 286; 1 diskette drive (25-286 only)
To illustrate:
Models Meaning
Model 8525-G04 Enhanced keyboard and a built-in color display.
Model 8525-036 Space-saving keyboard, a 30MB hard disk drive, and a 10MHz
286 processor.
Model 8570-A21 25MHz 386 processor, a 120MB hard disk drive, and one
diskette drive.
New Method: (PS/2 Models 35, 40, L40, N45, N51, 53, 56, 57, CL57, M57, 76, 77,
M77, 85, 90, 95, ThinkPad 300)
Models Meaning
0** Standard processor complex design
1** Advanced processor complex design; or Ethernet included; or
Multimedia system
2** 16/4 Token-Ring LAN Adapter included; or Multimedia system
3** Server Disk Array configuration
4** Custom configuration for Special Bid purchase or network
configuration
6** Multimedia system with DOS/Windows preloaded
7** Multimedia system with OS/2 preloaded
A** IDE drives standard
B** SCSI-2 drives standard
D** Choice of DOS 5.02, DOS 6.1, OS/2 2.00.1, or OS/2 2.1 included
K** OS/2 2.1 Preloaded
Q** DOS 5.02 and Windows 3.1 Preloaded
*2* 16MHz 386SLC
*3* 16MHz 386SX
*4* 20MHz 386SX
*5* 20MHz 386SLC
*6* 25MHz 386SL
*B* 50/25MHz 486SLC2
*E* 75/25MHz 486SLC3
*G* 20MHz 486SX
*H* 25MHz 486SX
*J* 25MHz 486DX
*K* 33MHz 486DX
*L* 50/25MHz 486DX2
*M* 50MHz 486DX
*N* 66/33MHz 486DX2
*P* 60MHz Pentium
*Q* 66MHz Pentium
*T* 100/33MHz 486DX4
*U* 33MHz 486SX (9576/9577); or 66/33MHz 486DX2 (9585)
*X* 33MHz 486SX (9585)
**0 No Hard Disk, one diskette drive
**1 8512 Color Display included
**2 8511 Color Display included
**3 40MB Hard Disk drive
**4 60MB Hard Disk drive
**5 80MB Hard Disk drive
**6 104MB Hard Disk drive
**7 120MB Hard Disk drive
**9 160MB Hard Disk drive
**A 208MB/212MB Hard Disk drive
**B 250MB Hard Disk drive
**D 320MB Hard Disk drive
**F 400MB Hard Disk drive
**G 540MB Hard Disk drive
**T 1GB Hard Disk drive
**X Medialess (no hard disk, no diskette drives)
For example:
Models Meaning
Model 8535-24X Token-Ring adapter, 20MHz 386SX processor, and no drives.
Model 8540-040 20MHz 386SX processor, a diskette drive, but no hard disk
drive.
Model 8590-0J9 25MHz 486 processor, and a 160MB hard disk drive.
Model 9557-KBA 50/25MHz 486SLC2 processor, and a 212MB hard disk drive
preloaded with OS/2 2.1.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 8.7. PS/2 System BIOS Information - Tip ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The following table lists the BIOS Model, Submodel, and Revision Level bytes
for PS/2 systems (except PS/2 Servers 85/95/195/295).
(Note: While the text below may appear "ragged" onscreen, it is formatted to
print in a more even-looking manner.)
PS/2 85xx System Type Model/Sub/Rev BIOS Date
Model 25/25LS.....(8MHz 8086) FA / 01 / 00 - 06/26/87
FA / 01 / 01 - 11/02/88
Model 25...........(10MHz 286) FC / 08 / 00 - ??/??/??
Model 25 SX........(16MHz 386SX) F8 / 34 / 00 - ??/??/??
Model 30-0xx.......(8MHz 8086) FA / 00 / 00 - 09/02/86
FA / 00 / 04 - 01/31/89
Model 30-Exx.......(10MHz 286) FC / 09 / 00 - 08/25/88
FC / 09 / 01 - 11/30/88
FC / 09 / 02 - 05/30/89
FC / 09 / 03 - ??/??/??
Model 30 SX........(16MHz 386SX) F8 / 33 / 00 - ??/??/??
Model N33 SX.......(16MHz 386SX) F8 / 87 / 00 - ??/??/??
Model 35/35LS (all)(20MHz 386SX) F8 / 19 / 05 - 03/15/91
F8 / 19 / 06 - 04/04/91
F8 / 19 / 07 - 06/04/91
Model 40 (all).....(20MHz 386SX) F8 / 19 / 05 - 03/15/91
F8 / 19 / 06 - 04/04/91
F8 / 19 / 07 - 06/04/91
Model L40 (all)....(20MHz 386SX) F8 / 23 / 01 - ??/??/??
Model 50-021.......(10MHz 286) FC / 04 / 00 - 02/13/87
FC / 04 / 01 - ??/??/??
FC / 04 / 02 - 11/02/89
Model 50Z-031/061..(10MHz 286) FC / 04 / 03 - 01/28/88
FC / 04 / 04 - 05/12/88
Model N51-03x......(16MHz 386SX) F8 / 99 / 04 - 03/07/92
Model N51-02x......(16MHz 386SLC) F8 / 5D / 01 - 04/15/92
Model 55 (all).....(16MHz 386SX) F8 / 0C / 00 - 11/02/88
F8 / 0C / 01 - ??/??/??
Model 55LS (all)...(16MHz 386SX) F8 / 1E / 00 - 02/08/90
Model 56-04x.......(20MHz 386SX) F8 / 26 / 01 - ??/??/91
Model 56-14X/24X...(20MHz 386SX) F8 / 26 / ?? - ??/??/91
Model 56-15X/25X...(20MHz 386SLC) F8 / 25 / 09 - 12/07/91
Model 56-x5x.......(20MHz 386SLC) F8 / 25 / 06 - ??/??/91
F8 / 25 / 07 - ??/??/91
Model 56-x4x/x5x...(40/20MHz 486SLC2) F8 / -- / -- - 07/20/92 (91)
Model 57-04x.......(20MHz 386SX) F8 / 26 / 01 - 05/10/91
Model 57-x5x.......(20MHz 386SLC) F8 / 25 / 06 - 08/21/91
F8 / 25 / 07 - ??/??/91
Model 57-x4x/x5x...(40/20MHz 486SLC2) F8 / -- / -- - 07/20/92 (91)
Model CL57 (8554)..(20MHz 386SX) F8 / 56 / 05 - 02/28/92
Model M57-259......(20MHz 386SLC) F8 / 25 / 06 - 08/21/91
Model 60 (all).....(10MHz 286) FC / 05 / 00 - 02/13/87
Model 65 (all).....(16MHz 386SX) F8 / 1C / 00 - 02/08/90
Model 70-Exx.......(16MHz 386DX) F8 / 09 / 02 - 04/11/88
F8 / 09 / 03 - 03/17/89
F8 / 09 / 04 - 12/15/89
Model 70-0xx/1xx...(20MHz 386DX) F8 / 04 / 02 - 04/11/88
F8 / 04 / 03 - 03/17/89
F8 / 04 / 04 - 12/15/89
Model 70-Axx.......(25MHz 386DX) F8 / 0D / 00 - 06/08/88
F8 / 0D / 01 - 02/20/89
Model 70-Bxx.......(25MHz 486DX) F8 / 1B / 00 - 12/01/89
Model P70-031(8573)(16MHz 386DX) F8 / 50 / 00 - ??/??/??
Model P70-061/121..(20MHz 386DX) F8 / 0B / 00 - 01/18/89
F8 / 0B / 02 - ??/??/??
Model P75-161/401..(33MHz 486DX) F8 / 52 / 00 - ??/??/??
Model 80-0xx.......(16MHz 386DX) F8 / 00 / 00 - 03/30/87
F8 / 00 / 01 - ??/??/??
F8 / 00 / 02 - 06/19/89
Model 80-1xx/3xx...(20MHz 386DX) F8 / 01 / 00 - 10/07/87
Model 80-Axx.......(25MHz 386DX) F8 / 80 / 01 - 11/21/89
F8 / 80 / 02 - 02/15/90
Model 90-0Gx.......(20MHz 486SX) Type 1 F8 / 2F / 00 - 04/24/91
Model 90-0Gx.......(20MHz 487SX) Type 1 F8 / 2D / 00 - 04/24/91 (92)
Model 90-0Hx.......(25MHz 486SX) Type 2 F8 / 57 / 00 - ??/??/91
Model 90-0Hx.......(25MHz 487SX) Type 2 F8 / 59 / 00 - ??/??/91 (92)
Model 90-0Jx.......(25MHz 486DX) Type 1 F8 / 11 / 00 - 10/01/90
Type 1 F8 / 11 / 01 - ??/??/??
Type 1 F8 / 11 / 02 - ??/??/??
Model 90-0Kx.......(33MHz 486DX) Type 1 F8 / 13 / 00 - 10/01/90
Type 1 F8 / 13 / 01 - ??/??/91
Type 1 F8 / 13 / 02 - 06/21/91
Model 90-xLx.......(50/25MHz 486DX2) Type 2 F8 / 3F / 03 - 04/20/93
Model 90...........(50MHz 486DX) Type 1 F8 / 2B / 00 - ??/??/?? (93)
Model 90...........(50MHz 486DX) Type 2 F8 / 5B / 00 - ??/??/?? (93)
Model 90...........(50MHz 486DX) Type 3 F8 / 29 / 00 - ??/??/??
PS/2 95xx System Type Model/Sub/Rev BIOS Date
Model 53-xBx.......(50/25MHz 486SLC2) F8 / B9 / 00 - ??/??/??
Model 56-xBx.......(50/25MHz 486SLC2) F8 / 38 / 00 - 08/05/92
Model 57-xBx.......(50/25MHz 486SLC2) F8 / 38 / 00 - 08/05/92
Model 56-xEx.......(75/25MHz 486SLC3) F8 / 38 / 04 - 07/29/93
Model 57-xEx.......(75/25MHz 486SLC3) F8 / 38 / 04 - 07/29/93
Model 76 (all).....(33MHz 486SX) F8 / 41 / 03 - 08/03/92
Model 77-0Nx.......(66/33MHz 486DX2) F8 / 41 / 05 - 10/28/92
Model 77-0Ux.......(33MHz 486SX) F8 / 41 / 03 - 08/03/92
Model 77-xNx.......(66/33MHz 486DX2) F8 / 41 / 05 - 10/28/92
Model 77-xUx.......(33MHz 486SX) F8 / 41 / 03 - 08/03/92
F8 / 48 / 02 - 02/14/93
Model 90-xLx.......(50/25MHz 486DX2) Type 2 F8 / 3F / 03 - 04/20/93
Model 90...........(66/33MHz 486DX2) Type 1 F8 / 37 / 00 - ??/??/92 (92)
PS/2 E System Type Model/Sub/Rev BIOS Date
9533 (all).........(50/25MHz 486SLC2) F8 / 24 / 02 - 03/31/93
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 8.8. PS/2 Model 90 Trap 002 or NMI Errors - Tip ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
OS/2 Trap 002 errors, or NMI errors when using a UNIX based operation system
can be caused by unbalanced memory loading on the memory riser cards when four
or more SIMMs are installed. The term "loading" refers to the amount of
current load the SIMM places on the riser card and thus on the system board.
The load is based on the actual number of chips, not their capacity. A 2MB
SIMM with chips on both sides is more of a load than a 4MB SIMM with all the
chips on one side.
To determine the loading of a given SIMM, count the chips on both sides of the
SIMM. If the number is 12 or less, the loading is low. If the number of chips
is greater than 12, the loading is high. The goal is to balance the loads as
much as possible between the two riser cards keeping in mind that except for
the 0Hx/0Lx models, the SIMMs must be installed in matched pairs. The Service
Support Guide, Volume two, has more details on this subject on pages 10-4 and
10-5.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 8.9. The Whys and Wherefores of DASDDRVR.SYS - Tip ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
There is a lot of confusion over what DASDDRVR.SYS is, what it is used for,
which PS/2 models require it, and what exactly it fixes. The following should
dispel the mystery surrounding DASDDRVR.SYS.
What is it?
DASDDRVR.SYS (Direct Access Storage Device Driver) is a set of software patches
that fix various BIOS bugs common to several PS/2 models. A common
misconception is that DASDDRVR.SYS is a set of DOS patches; and additionally
that it is not needed with DOS 4.0x or later; only V3.3. Both statements are
incorrect.
IBM could have chosen to replace thousands of BIOS chips on PS/2 motherboards,
yet went with the software approach. Why? A program installs DASDDRVR.SYS on a
PS/2 hard disk drive, and adds a statement to CONFIG.SYS. Then when the system
is booted, the BIOS patches overwrite the BIOS code in memory (that was copied
from the BIOS ROM chips). Not only does this give IBM and the user the
flexibility of later replacing DASDDRVR.SYS with a newer version containing
additional BIOS patches, if necessary; but it also eliminates the down time and
inconvenience that would result from taking the system to an authorized
servicer to have the BIOS ROM replaced.
Who needs it?
Originally, a few BIOS bugs were found affecting several PS/2 models. Two
different versions of DASDDRVR.SYS were written, one for Micro Channel systems,
and one for non-Micro Channel PS/2s. As time passed, it was discovered that
several more PS/2s were affected by these or newer bugs. Eventually the two
versions of DASDDRVR.SYS were merged into one, simplifying the effort of
determining what to install on which systems.
So, to make a long story short, DOS 3.3 and later users who encounter the
specific problems corrected by DASDDRVR.SYS (see below), on the particular PS/2
models listed, should install DASDDRVR.SYS. The install program will determine
which model you are installing it on, and only install those fixes that apply
to that system. (Those PS/2 models or submodels not on the list, do not need
DASDDRVR.SYS, and will not benefit by installing it.)
Why isn't DASDDRVR.SYS required on OS/2 or AIX-based PS/2s? Because these
operating systems routinely replace the hardware BIOS code in memory with
customized software versions, anyway. So they already contain the fixes
inherent in DASDDRVR.SYS.
What problems does it fix?
There are currently twelve different bugs fixed. The list below describes the
fixes, and which systems are affected:
Problems Systems Affected
1) Failures occur when reading some 720K
program diskettes. 8530-E01/E21; 8550-021;
8560-041/071;
8580-041/071.
2) Intermittent "Not Ready" or "General failure"
error messages when accessing diskettes. 8550-021; 8560-041/071;
8580-041/071.
3) 3.5" diskette format failures when attempting
to format multiple diskettes consecutively. 8550-021; 8560-041/071;
8580-041/071.
4) Combined 301 and 8502 error messages at
power on, or after power interruption. 8550-021; 8560-041/071.
5) System clock loses time (8550), or combined
162 and 163 errors during system POST
(8560). 8550-021; 8560-041/071.
6) Unable to install Power-on Password program
with DASDDRVR.SYS installed. 8550-021; 8560-041/071;
8580-041/071.
7) Device attached to COM2, COM3, or COM4
not detected. 8530-E01/E21.
8) Devices that use interrupt request level 2
(IRQ2) fail. 8530-E01/E21.
9) 3.5" diskette format failures when attempting
to format more than one diskette. 8570-Axx (all); 8580-Axx
(all).
10) System performance degradation from
processor-intensive devices. 8550-021/031/061;
8555-031/061;
8560-041/071.
11) Error in microcode routine that enhances
long-term reliability of 60/120MB disk drives. 8550-061; 8555-061;
8570-061/121/A61/A21;
8573-061/121.
12) Time and date errors occur when resetting
time or date. Intermittent date changes can
occur when system is restarted by pressing
Ctrl-Alt-Del. 8530 (all).
How do I get and install it?
Most versions of the various Micro Channel PS/2 Reference Diskettes contain
some version of DASDDRVR.SYS. (The non-Micro Channel PS/2 Model 30 286
provides DASDDRVR.SYS on the Setup Diskette, instead.) But because there have
been several versions of DASDDRVR.SYS released along the way, with different
numbers of fixes, it is important to get the latest possible version of the
appropriate Reference Diskette. Depending on the version of the diskette,
there may be additional fixes in a later version.
If you have access to the latest Reference Diskette, use it. If not, you may
call 800-IBM-7282, and request the PS/2 System Update Diskette (P/N 04G3288.
This diskette contains a version of DASDDRVR.SYS, but it is possible that by
the time you read this and order it, a newer version may have been released on
a new Reference Diskette. Still, a fairly recent version is better than an
older one you may have on the Reference Diskette that came with the system.
If DASDDRVR.SYS is already installed on a system, but you don't know whether
it is the latest, just look at the file size. The current version (as of July
1991) is 3,068 bytes).
Installation is a snap. Simply insert the diskette in the A: drive, and type:
A:INSTALL from the C> prompt. That's all there is to it! The install program
copies the DASDDRVR.SYS file to the hard disk drive, and updates CONFIG.SYS to
use it. After rebooting the system you are done.
One final note: This driver may be ordered and installed by anyone. It
includes instructions, and does not require dealer intervention.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 8.10. Trap 000E or L2 Cache Errors After Intel 486DX4 Upgrade - Tip ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Trap 000E and L2 Cache Errors After IntelDX4 Upgrade - RETAIN Tip
SYMPTOM:
IBM PS/2 9576i/9576s, and 9577i/9577s models that have been upgraded with an
IntelDX4 486 100Mhz Processor Upgrade or an IntelDX4 OverDrive Processor
Upgrade (DX4ODPR100) may exhibit the following error symptoms:
- Intermittent Trap 000E Errors under OS/2
- L2 Cache diagnostics errors
- Message states "L2 Cache installed not supported."
PROBLEM ISOLATION AIDS:
A standard IntelDX4 486 Processor Upgrade (not OverDrive) requires a separate
voltage regulator to step down 5v DC to 3.3v DC. The Intel OverDrive Processor
has a built-in voltage regulator.
FIX:
If the system is experiencing intermittent Trap 000E errors, remove the
IntelDX4 Upgrade or OverDrive Processor and re-install the original processor.
If errors persist, this Tip does not apply. If the errors do not recur,
replace the IntelDX4 Processor Upgrade or IntelDX4 OverDrive Processor.
IBM does not market the IntelDX4 OverDrive processor upgrades. Contact the
point of purchase or Intel for additional assistance.
Replacements for the IBM upgrade option (Standard IntelDX4 Processor Upgrade
requiring a voltage regulator) are available through normal IBM parts
distribution processes using the FRU (service part) numbers published in the
appropriate Hardware Maintenance Manual.
FIX:
For systems experiencing L2 Cache failures during diagnostics, obtain the
current level PS/2 9576/77 Reference Diskette. Early versions of the Reference
Diskette did not contain the code necessary to identify the ID of the IntelDX4
Processor Upgrade or the IntelDX4 OverDrive Processor upgrade.
The updated 9576/77 Reference Diskette titled "7677DIAG.DSK" may be downloaded
from the IBM PC Company Bulletin Board service at 919-517-0001. The file is
located in section 27 under "Reference and Adapter Diskettes."
The PS/2 9576/77 Reference Diskette may also be downloaded via the Internet
from the IBM Personal Computer File Library by searching in
http://www.pc.ibm.com/files.html.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9. PS/2 85xx ISA Systems: Features and Technical Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 85xx ISA Systems: Features and Technical Specifications lists the
standard and optional features, as well as technical product specifications, of
all Industry Standard Architecture-based PS/2 systems using the 85xx
designation (e.g., 8530). This reference may also be useful for comparing PS/2
features to that of OEM systems. There are nearly 30 systems described in this
area.
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Industry Standard Architecture Desktop PS/2s (85xx)
PS/2 Model 25 8086 Systems
PS/2 Model 25 286 Systems
PS/2 Model 30 8086 Systems
PS/2 Model 30 286 Systems
PS/2 Model 35 386SX Systems
PS/2 Model 40 386SX Systems
PS/2 Model L40 386SX Systems
PS/2 Model N45 386SX Systems
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1. PS/2 Model 25 8086 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
This section contains feature and technical specification information for the
8086-based Model 25 systems.
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8MHz Systems
PS/2 Model 25-xx1/xx4
PS/2 Model 25(LS)-L01/L04
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1.1. PS/2 Model 25-001/004/G01/G04 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Because the four types of Model 25 (non-LS models--the LS models are featured
elsewhere) are identical except for a choice of monochrome vs. color display,
and enhanced vs. space-saving keyboard, all four types will be represented by
the one column below. Unless otherwise indicated, all product information
applies equally to all four types.
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
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Disk/Tape Storage Expansion/Operating Systems
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1.1.1. PS/2 Model 25-001/004/G01/G04: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-001/004/G01/G04
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type PC
Microprocessor 8086
Clock Speed 8 MHz
Instruction Set 16 bit
Addressing 16 bit
I/O Channel Width 8 bit
Interrupt Levels 8
Type (ISA) Edge-triggered,
Non-shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rate
ISA Burst Transfer Mode 8 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
ISA Bus No
DMA Channels 3
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
Bus Masters Supported No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 512K
Maximum (Motherboard) 640K
Maximum (System) 640K (a)
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 150
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A
Memory Used: Motherboard 64K Socketed
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1.1.2. PS/2 Model 25-001/004/G01/G04: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-001/004/G01/G04
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 64K
ROM Shadowing No
Opt. Math Coprocessor 8087
Coprocessor Speed 8MHz
Standard Graphics MCGA
Built-in Display Yes
Monochrome 001/G01
Color 004/G04
Dot Pitch (mm) .38
Maximum Graphics VGA (c)(q)
Audio Earphone Jack Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS8250
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 9,600
FIFO Mode Enabled N/A
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Diskette Drive Support Yes (d)
Hard Disk Drive Support Optional (e)
CMOS Clock No
Battery Life (years) N/A
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1.1.3. PS/2 Model 25-001/004/G01/G04: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-001/004/G01/G04
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x720K
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(h)
5.25" 1.2MB No
3.5" 720K Optional (h)
3.5" 1.44MB No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2 (h)
Diskette Caching No
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0
Maximum # of Hard Disk Drives 1
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available 20MB (h)(l)
Drive Type 26
Encoding Method MFM
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Maximum Internal HD Drive Capacity 20MB (h)(l)
Average Access Rate (ms) 38/80 (h)(l)
Controller/Connector Type ST-506/Direct Bus Attach
(DBA) (h)(l)
Data Transfer Rate (Mb/second) 5.0 (h)(l)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
Interleave Factor 3:1 (h)(l)
Disk Caching S/W Included No
Auto Park No
Built-in SCSI Support No
Supports TMC-850IBM Internal SCSI Adapter Yes (4g)
Number of Int. SCSI devices supported 1 (# of open bays)
Supports TMC-850IBM External SCSI Adapter Yes (using 3510 External
SCSI Storage Enclosure)
Supports 16-Bit Fast SCSI Adapter Yes (using 3510 External
SCSI Storage Enclosure)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support 6157-001
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1.1.4. PS/2 Model 25-001/004/G01/G04: Expansion/Operating Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-001/004/G01/G04
EXPANSION SLOTS
Total Adapter Slots 2
# of Long/Short Slots 1/1
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 2/0/0
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available Slots 2
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 640K
# of Slots Required for Maximum 0
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 2
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS Yes
IBM OS/2 No
IBM AIX PS/2 No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1.1.5. PS/2 Model 25-001/004/G01/G04: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-001/004/G01/G04
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard G01/G04
84-Key Space-Saving Keyboard 001/004
LED Indicators on Keyboard G01/G04
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting No
Keyboard Cord Length (ft)
Space-Saving Keyboard 5.0
Enhanced Keyboard 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock-Locks Cover No/Yes (n)
Locks Keyboard No/Yes (n)
Keyboard Password No
Power-on Password No
Network Server Mode No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1.1.6. PS/2 Model 25-001/004/G01/G04: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-001/004/G01/G04
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 15.0" (o)
Width (Footprint) 9.5"
Width (Display) 12.6" (o)
Depth 14.7" (o)
Weight (lbs) 31.0 (001/G01) (o)
36.0 (004/G04) (o)
Carrying Case Optional
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 90 (001/G01)
115 (004/G04)
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at 90-137 VAC 2.8 (o)
80-259 VAC 1.7 (o)
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Relative Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 683 (o)
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 44 (o)
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
Upgrade Carry-In Warranty to On-Site $40
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision FA/01/00
Date Announced 08/04/87
Date Withdrawn 03/23/93
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1.2. PS/2 Model 25(LS)-L01/L04 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Because the two types of Model 25 LS are identical except for a choice of
monochrome vs. color display, both will be represented by the one document, to
follow. Unless otherwise indicated, all product information applies equally to
both types.
What makes the LS models different from the standard Model 25s is the presence
of a 4 Mb/sec Token Ring Network Adapter in the long slot, and the lack of a
space-saving keyboard option.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1.2.1. PS/2 Model 25-L01/L04: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-L01/L04
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type PC
Microprocessor 8086
Clock Speed 8 MHz
Instruction Set 16 bit
Addressing 16 bit
I/O Channel Width 8 bit
Interrupt Levels 8
Type (ISA) Edge-triggered,
Non-shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rate
ISA Burst Transfer Mode 8 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
ISA Bus No
DMA Channels 3
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
Bus Masters Supported No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 512K
Maximum (Motherboard) 640K
Maximum (System) 640K (a)
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 150
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A
Memory Used: Motherboard 64K Socketed (b)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1.2.2. PS/2 Model 25-L01/L04: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-L01/L04
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 64K
ROM Shadowing No
Opt. Math Coprocessor 8087
Coprocessor Speed 8MHz
Standard Graphics MCGA
Built-in Display Yes
Monochrome L01
Color L04
Dot Pitch (mm) .38
Maximum Graphics VGA (c)(q)
Audio Earphone Jack Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS8250
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 9,600
FIFO Mode Enabled N/A
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Token-Ring Adapters 1 (6n)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbps) 4
Remote IPL feature installed Yes
Diskette Drive Support Yes (d)
Hard Disk Drive Support Optional (e)
CMOS Clock No
Battery Life (years) N/A
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1.2.3. PS/2 Model 25-L01/L04: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-L01/L04
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x720K
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(h)
5.25" 1.2MB No
3.5" 720K Optional (h)
3.5" 1.44MB No
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2 (h)
Diskette Caching No
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0
Maximum # of Hard Disk Drives 1
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available 20MB (h)(l)
Maximum Internal HD Drive Capacity 20MB (h)(l)
Drive Type 26
Encoding Method MFM
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 38/80 (h)(l)
Controller/Connector Type ST-506/Direct Bus Attach
(DBA) (h)(l)
Data Transfer Rate (Mb/second) 5.0 (h)(l)
Interleave Factor 3:1 (h)(l)
Disk Caching S/W Included No
Auto Park No
Built-in SCSI Support No
Supports TMC-850IBM Internal SCSI Adapter Yes (4g)
Number of Int. SCSI devices supported 1 (# of open bays)
Supports TMC-850IBM External SCSI Adapter Yes (using 3510 External
SCSI Storage Enclosure)
Supports 16-Bit Fast SCSI Adapter Yes (using 3510 External
SCSI Storage Enclosure)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support 6157 Model 1
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1.2.4. PS/2 Model 25-L01/L04: Expansion/Operating Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-L01/L04
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 2
# of Long/Short Slots 1/1
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 2/0/0
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
# of Slots with Network Adapt. 1
Available Slots 1(s)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 640K
# of Slots Required for Maximum 0
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS Yes
IBM OS/2 No
IBM AIX PS/2 No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1.2.5. PS/2 Model 25-L01/L04: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-L01/L04
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
84-Key Space-Saving Keyboard No
LED Indicators on Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting No
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover No (n)
Locks Keyboard No (n)
Keyboard Password No
Power-on Password No
Network Server Mode No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.1.2.6. PS/2 Model 25-L01/L04: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-L01/L04
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 15.0" (o)
Width: Footprint 9.5"
Width: Display 12.6" (o)
Depth 14.7" (o)
Weight (lbs): 32.0 (L01) (o)
37.0 (L04) (o)
Carrying Case Optional
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 90 (L01)
115 (L04)
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.8 (o)
180-259 VAC 1.7 (o)
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Relative Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 683 (o)
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 44 (o)
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B/A (4c)
Warranty Period 1 Year
Upgrade Carry-In Warranty to On-Site $40
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision FA/01/00
Date Announced 06/02/88
Date Withdrawn 03/23/93
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.2. PS/2 Model 25 286 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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80286-based Model 25 systems.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.2.1. PS/2 Model 25-006/G06/036/G36 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Because the Model 25-006, 25-G06, 25-036, and 25-G36 are identical except for a
choice of enhanced vs. space-saving keyboard, and the presence or absence of a
hard disk drive, both types will be represented by the one column below.
Unless otherwise indicated, all product information applies equally to all
models.
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DESCRIPTION 8525-006/G06/036/G36
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type AT (ISA)
Microprocessor 80286
Clock Speed 10 MHz
Instruction Set 16 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (ISA) Edge-triggered,
Non-shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rate
ISA Burst Transfer Mode 8 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
ISA Bus No
DMA Channels 7
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
Bus Masters Supported No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 512K (006/G06)
1MB (036/G36)
Maximum (Motherboard) 4MB
Maximum (System) 16MB
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 4
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 2
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 120
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 1
Adapter 1
Memory Used: Motherboard 512K/1MB SIMMs
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.2.1.2. PS/2 Model 25-006/G06/036/G36: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-006/G06/036/G36
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 64K
ROM Shadowing No
Opt. Math Coprocessor 80287
Coprocessor Speed 10MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
Built-in Display Yes
Monochrome N/A
Color Yes
Dot Pitch (mm) .28
Maximum Graphics VGA (q)
Audio Earphone Jack Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16450
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,2000
FIFO Mode Enabled N/A
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Hard Disk Drive Support Optional (b)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 15
Replaceable No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.2.1.3. PS/2 Model 25-006/G06/036/G36: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-006/G06/036/G36
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/0 (006/G06)
0/0 (036/G36)
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(h)
5.25" 1.2MB No
3.5" 720K No
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (h)
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2 (h)
Diskette Caching No
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0 (006/G06)
1x30MB (036/G36)
Maximum # of Hard Disk Drives 1
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Drive Type 33 (20MB)
35 (30MB)
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available 20MB/30MB (036/G36) (h)
Maximum Internal HD Drive Capacity 20MB/30MB (006/G06)
30MB (036/G36)
Average Access Rate (ms) 27 (20MB)
19 (30MB)
Controller/Connector Type ST-506/Direct Bus Attach
(DBA)
Encoding Method MFM (20MB)
RLL (30MB)
# of Heads 2 (30MB)
# of Platters 1 (30MB)
# of Cylinders 920 (30MB)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbits/sec) 7.5 (20MB)
10.2 (30MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
Interleave Factor 3:1 (20MB)
Interleave Factor 4:1 (30MB)
Shock (Gs): Operating 10 (30MB)
Non-operating 50 (30MB)
Auto Park No (20MB)
Yes (30MB)
Disk Caching S/W Included Yes
Built-in SCSI Support No
Supports TMC-850IBM Internal SCSI Adapter Yes (006/G06)/No (036/G36)
(4g)
Number of Int. SCSI devices supported 1 (# of open bays)
Supports TMC-850IBM External SCSI Adapter Yes (using 3510 External
SCSI Storage Enclosure)
Supports 16-Bit Fast SCSI Adapter Yes (using 3510 External
SCSI Storage Enclosure)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.2.1.4. PS/2 Model 25-006/G06/036/G36: Expansion/Operating Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-006/G06/036/G36
EXPANSION SLOTS
Total Adapter Slots 2
# of Long/Short Slots 1/1
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/2/0
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available Slots 2
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 12.5MB
# of Slots Required for Maximum 2
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 0
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC/DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.1 through 1.30.2
IBM AIX PS/2 No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.2.1.5. PS/2 Model 25-006/G06/036/G36: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-006/G06/036/G36
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard G06/G36
84-Key Space-Saving Keyboard 006/036
LED Indicators on Keyboard G06/G36
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft)
Space-Saving Keyboard 5.0
Enhanced Keyboard 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock-Locks Cover No/Yes (n)
Locks Keyboard No/Yes (n)
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.2.1.6. PS/2 Model 25-006/G06/036/G36: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8525-006/G06/036/G36
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 15.0" (o)
Width (Footprint) 9.5"
Width (Display) 12.6" (o)
Depth 14.7" (o)
Weight (lbs): 35.3 (006/036) (o)
35.3 (G06/G36) (o)
Carrying Case Optional
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 124.5
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at 90-137 VAC 3.0 (o)
80-259 VAC 1.7 (o)
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Relative Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 654 (o)
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 51
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
Upgrade Carry-In Warranty to On-Site $40
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision FC/09/??
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD90-187, 191-???
Date Announced 05/10/90
Date Withdrawn 12/28/92
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.3. PS/2 Model 30 8086 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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8086-based Model 30 systems.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.3.1. PS/2 Model 30-001 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.3.1.1. PS/2 Model 30-001: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8530-001
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type PC
Microprocessor 8086
Clock Speed 8 MHz
Instruction Set 16 bit
Addressing 16 bit
I/O Channel Width 8 bit
Interrupt Levels 8
Type (ISA) Edge-triggered,
Non-shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rate
ISA Burst Transfer Mode 8 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
ISA Bus No
DMA Channels 3
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
Bus Masters Supported No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 640K
Maximum (Motherboard) 640K
Maximum (System) 640K (a)
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 150
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter (a) 1
Memory Used: Motherboard 64K Surface
256K SIMM
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.3.1.2. PS/2 Model 30-001: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8530-001
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 64K
ROM Shadowing No
Opt. Math Coprocessor 8087
Coprocessor Speed 8MHz
Standard Graphics MCGA
Maximum Graphics VGA (c)
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS8250
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 9,600
FIFO Mode Enabled N/A
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Hard Disk Drive Support Yes (t)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 15
Replaceable No
Speaker/Beeper Beeper
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.3.1.3. PS/2 Model 30-001: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8530-001
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x720K
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(u)
5.25" 1.2MB No
3.5" 720K 1 (u)
3.5" 1.44MB No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2 (u)
Diskette Caching No
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0
Maximum # of Hard Disk Drives 1 (t)(u)
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available 20/30MB
Drive Type 26/35
Encoding Method MFM
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Maximum Internal HD Drive Capacity 20/30MB
Average Access Rate (ms) 27/39
Controller/Connector Type ST-506/Direct Bus Attach
(DBA)
Data Transfer Rate (Mb/second) 7.5
Interleave Factor 3:1
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
Disk Caching S/W Included No
Auto Park No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support 6157-001
5.25" Streaming Tape (QIC) 6157-001
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.3.1.4. PS/2 Model 30-001: Expansion/Operating Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8530-001
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 3/0/0
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 640K
# of Slots Required for Maximum 0
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 3
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 No
IBM AIX PS/2 No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.3.1.5. PS/2 Model 30-001: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8530-001
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
LED Indicators on Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting No
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 3.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover No
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password No
Power-on Password No
Network Server Mode No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.3.1.6. PS/2 Model 30-001: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8530-001
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 4.0"
Width 15.6"
Depth 16.0"
Weight (lbs) 17.5
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 70
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 1.5
180-265 VAC 0.75
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Relative Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 341
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 37.5
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
Upgrade Carry-In Warranty to On-Site $40
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision FA/00/04
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD89-162, 191-???
Date Announced 04/04/89
Date Withdrawn 12/27/90
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.3.2. PS/2 Model 30-002 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.3.2.1. PS/2 Model 30-002: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8530-002
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type PC
Microprocessor 8086
Clock Speed 8 MHz
Instruction Set 16 bit
Addressing 16 bit
I/O Channel Width 8 bit
Interrupt Levels 8
Type (ISA) Edge-triggered,
Non-shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rate
ISA Burst Transfer Mode 8 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
ISA Bus No
DMA Channels 3
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
Bus Masters Supported No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 640K
Maximum (Motherboard) 640K
Maximum (System) 640K (a)
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 150
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter (a) 1
Memory Used: Motherboard 64K Surface
256K SIMM
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.3.2.2. PS/2 Model 30-002: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8530-002
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 64K
ROM Shadowing No
Opt. Math Coprocessor 8087
Coprocessor Speed 8MHz
Standard Graphics MCGA
Maximum Graphics VGA (c)
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS8250
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 9,600
FIFO Mode Enabled N/A
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Hard Disk Drive Support Yes (t)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 15
Replaceable No
Speaker/Beeper Beeper
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DESCRIPTION 8530-002
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/0
Diskette Drives Standard 2-720K
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(h)
5.25" 1.2MB No
3.5" 720K No
3.5" 1.44MB No
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2 (h)
Diskette Caching No
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0
Optional HD Drive Sizes Avail. Yes (t)
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support 6157-001
Tape Capacity (MB) 60
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DESCRIPTION 8530-002
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 3/0/0
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 640K
# of Slots Required for Maximum 0
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 3
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 No
IBM AIX PS/2 No
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DESCRIPTION 8530-002
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
LED Indicators on Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting No
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 3.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover No
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password No
Power-on Password No
Network Server Mode No
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DESCRIPTION 8530-002
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 4.0"
Width 15.6"
Depth 16.0"
Weight (lbs) 17.5
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 70
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 1.5
180-265 VAC 0.75
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 341
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 37.5
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision FA/00/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD87-134, 191-???
Date Announced 04/02/87
Date Withdrawn 07/05/89
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DESCRIPTION 8530-021
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type PC
Microprocessor 8086
Clock Speed 8 MHz
Instruction Set 16 bit
Addressing 16 bit
I/O Channel Width 8 bit
Interrupt Levels 8
Type (ISA) Edge-triggered,
Non-shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rate
ISA Burst Transfer Mode 8 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
ISA Bus No
DMA Channels 3
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
Bus Masters Supported No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 640K
Maximum (Motherboard) 640K
Maximum (System) 640K (a)
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 150
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter (a) 1
Memory Used: Motherboard 64K Surface
256K SIMM
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DESCRIPTION 8530-021
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 64K
ROM Shadowing No
Opt. Math Coprocessor 8087
Coprocessor Speed 8MHz
Standard Graphics MCGA
Maximum Graphics VGA (c)
RS232C Serial Ports 1 (d)
UART Chip Used NS8250
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 9,600
FIFO Mode Enabled N/A
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Hard Disk Drive Support Yes (d)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 15
Replaceable No
Speaker/Beeper Beeper
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DESCRIPTION 8530-021
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1-720K
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
5.25" 1.2MB No
3.5" 720K No
3.5" 1.44MB No
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1-20MB
Maximum # of Hard Disk Drives 1
Optional HD Drive Sizes Avail. N/A
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 20MB
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Encoding Method MFM
Serial # Under 2700000:
Average Access Rate (ms) 80
Drive Type 26
Data Transfer Rate (Mb/Sec) 5.0
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
Interleave Factor 3:1
Serial # 2700000-2999999:
Average Access Rate (ms) 27
Drive Type 33
Data Transfer Rate 7.5
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
Interleave Factor 3:1
Controller/Connector Type ST-506/Direct Bus Attach
(DBA)
Disk Caching S/W Included No
Auto Park No
Maximum # of DD and HD 3
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support 6157-001
Tape Capacity (MB) 60
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DESCRIPTION 8530-021
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 3/0/0
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 640K
# of Slots Required for Maximum 0
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 3
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 No
IBM AIX PS/2 No
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DESCRIPTION 8530-021
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
LED Indicators on Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting No
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 3.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Password No
Power-on Password No
Network Server Mode No
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DESCRIPTION 8530-021
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 4.0"
Width 15.6"
Depth 16.0"
Weight (lbs) 21.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 70
World-wide (110/60,220/60) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 1.5
180-265 VAC 0.75
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 341
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 37.5
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision FA/00/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD89-134, 191-???
Date Announced 04/02/87
Date Withdrawn 12/27/90
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.4. PS/2 Model 30 286 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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systems. These models are identical except for the difference in keyboards.
Therefore the two models will be covered by this one document. Differences
will be identified by the model number in parentheses.
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E01/E0R
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type AT
Microprocessor 80286
Clock Speed 10 MHz
Processor Cache Controller No
Instruction Set 16 bit
Addressing 24 bit
I/O Channel Width 16/8 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (ISA) Edge-triggered,
Non-shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rate
ISA Burst Transfer Mode 8 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
ISA Bus No
DMA Channels 7
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
Bus Masters Supported No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 512K/1MB (4d)
Maximum (Motherboard) 4MB
Maximum (System) 16MB
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 4
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 2/0
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 120
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Wait States: Motherboard 1
Adapter 1
Memory Used: Motherboard 256K/1MB SIMM
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E01/E0R
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing No
Opt. Math Coprocessor 80287
Coprocessor Speed 10MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
Maximum Graphics VGA
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled N/A
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Hard Disk Drive Support Yes (x)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
Speaker/Beeper Beeper
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E01/E0R
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
5.25" 1.2MB No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (z)
Internal Drives Supported 2 (z)
External Drives Supported 1 (z)
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2 (z)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0
Maximum # of Hard Disk Drives 1 (z)
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available 20/30MB
Drive Type 26/35
Encoding Method MFM
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 20/30MB
Average Access Rate (ms) 27/39
Controller/Connector Type ST-506/Direct Bus Attach
(DBA)
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 7.5 Mbits
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
Interleave Factor 3:1
Disk Caching S/W Included Yes
Auto Park No
Maximum # of DD and HD 3
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E01/E0R
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available Slots 3
Max. RAM with Available Slots 15.5MB
Max. RAM Using Only 1 Slot 12.5MB (2c)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 2
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.1 through 1.30.2 (2f)
IBM AIX PS/2 No
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E01/E0R
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (E01)
50-Key Bank Teller Keyboard Yes (E0R)
LED Indicators on Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E01/E0R
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 4.0"
Width 16.0"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs) 17.0 (2e)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 90
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.5
180-265 VAC 1.3
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 438
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 46
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision FC/09/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD88-450, 191-??? (E01)
NDD89-313, 191-??? (E0R)
NDD89-655, 191-??? (E01,
enhanced)
Date Announced 09/13/87 (E01)
06/06/89 (E0R)
Date Withdrawn 05/04/92 (E01)
??/??/?? (E0R)
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E21
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type AT
Microprocessor 80286
Clock Speed 10 MHz
Instruction Set 16 bit
Addressing 24 bit
I/O Channel Width 16/8 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (ISA) Edge-triggered,
Non-shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rate
ISA Burst Transfer Mode 8 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
ISA Bus No
DMA Channels 7
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
Bus Masters Supported No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 512K/1MB (4d)
Maximum (Motherboard) 4MB
Maximum (System) 16MB
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 4
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 2/0
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 120
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 1
Adapter 1
Memory Used: Motherboard 256K/1MB SIMM
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E21
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing No
Opt. Math Coprocessor 80287
Coprocessor Speed 10MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
Maximum Graphics VGA (c)
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled No
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Hard Disk Drive Support Yes (x)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
Speaker/Beeper Beeper
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E21
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
5.25" 1.2MB No
3.5" 720K No (i)
3.5" 1.44MB No
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x20MB
Maximum # of Hard Disk Drives 1
Optional HD Drive Sizes Avail. N/A
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 20MB
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Encoding Method MFM
Serial # Below 9500000:
Average Access Rate (ms) 80
Drive Type 26
Data Transfer Rate (Mb/Sec) 5.0
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
Interleave Factor 2:1
Serial # 9500000-9999999:
Average Access Rate (ms) 27
Drive Type 33
Data Transfer Rate (Mb/Sec) 7.5
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
Interleave Factor 3:1
Controller/Connector Type ST-506/Direct Bus Attach
(DBA)
Disk Caching S/W Included Yes
Auto Park No
Maximum # of DD and HD 3
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E21
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available Slots 3
Max. RAM with Available Slots 15.5MB
Max. RAM Using Only 1 Slot 12.5MB (2c)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 2
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.1 through 1.30.2
IBM AIX PS/2 No
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E21
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
LED Indicators on Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E21
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 4.0"
Width 16.0"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs) 19.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 90
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.5
180-265 VAC 1.3
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 438
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 46
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision FC/09/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD88-450, 191-??? (E21)
NDD89-655, 191-??? (E21,
enhanced)
Date Announced 09/13/88
Date Withdrawn 09/11/91
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.4.3. PS/2 Model 30-E31/E41 (8530) Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
This section contains information about the 286-based Model 30-E31/E41. These
models are identical except for the size of the hard disk drive, and the
installed memory configurations. Therefore both models will be covered by this
one document. Differences will be indicated by model number in parentheses.
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E31/E41
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type AT (ISA)
Microprocessor 80286
Clock Speed 10 MHz
Instruction Set 16 bit
Addressing 24 bit
I/O Channel Width 16/8 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (ISA) Edge-triggered,
Non-shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rate
ISA Burst Transfer Mode 8 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
ISA Bus No
DMA Channels 7
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
Bus Masters Supported No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 1MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 4MB
Maximum (System) 16MB
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 0
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 120
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 1
Adapter 1
Memory Used: Motherboard 256K/1MB SIMM
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E31/E41
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing No
Opt. Math Coprocessor 80287
Coprocessor Speed 10MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
Maximum Graphics VGA (c)
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled No
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2
Hard Disk Drive Support Yes (x)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
Speaker/Beeper Beeper
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E31/E41
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
5.25" 1.2MB No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x30MB (E31)
1x45MB (E41)
Drive Type 35 or 33 (30MB)
37 (45MB)
Encoding Method RLL or MFM (30MB)
MFM (45MB)
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Maximum # of Hard Disk Drives 1
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available N/A
Maximum Internal HD Drive Capacity 30MB (E31)
45MB (E41)
# of Heads ? (30MB)
6 (45MB)
# of Platters ? (30MB)
? (45MB)
# of Sectors/Track ?? (30MB)
26 (45MB)
# of Cylinders ??? (30MB)
581 (45MB)
Average Access Rate (ms) 19/27 (30MB) (2i)
32 (45MB)
Data Transfer Rate(Mbits/sec) 10.2/7.5 (30MB) (2i)
7.5 (45MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
Interleave Factor 4:1/3:1 (2i) (30MB) |
3:1 (45MB)
Controller/Connector Type ST-506/Direct Bus Attach
(DBA)
Disk Caching Yes
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of DD and HD 3
Built-in SCSI Support No
Supports TMC-850IBM Internal SCSI Adapter No (4g)
Supports TMC-850IBM External SCSI Adapter Yes (using 3510 External
SCSI Storage Enclosure)
Supports 16-Bit Fast SCSI Adapter Yes (using 3510 External
SCSI Storage Enclosure)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support 6157-001
5.25" Streaming Tape (QIC) 6157-001
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.4.3.4. PS/2 Model 30-E31/E41: Expansion/Operating Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E31/E41
EXPANSION SLOTS
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 15.5MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 12.5MB (2c)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 2
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.1 through 1.30.2
IBM AIX PS/2 No
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E31/E41
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
LED Indicators on Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8530-E31/E41
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 4.0"
Width 16.0"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs) 19.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 90
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.5
180-265 VAC 1.3
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Relative Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 438
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 46
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 478, 5th Edition
Warranty Period 1 Year
Upgrade Carry-In Warranty to On-Site $40
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision FC/09/02 (E31)
FC/09/?? (E41)
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD89-556, 191-??? (E31)
NDD91-141, 191-??? (E41)
Date Announced 09/26/89 (E31)
04/23/91 (E41)
Date Withdrawn 01/17/92 (E31)
05/04/92 (E41)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.5. PS/2 Model 35 386SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.5.1. PS/2 Model 35-040/043/4B1/4B2 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models 35-040, 35-043, 35-4B1, and 35-4B2 are identical except for the
lack of a hard disk drive in the 040, the size of the hard disk drive in the
other models, and the inclusion of a color monitor with the 4B1 and 4B2 models.
Therefore all models will be covered by this one document. Differences will be
indicated by model number in parentheses.
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DESCRIPTION 8535-040/043/4B1/4B2
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type AT (ISA)
Microprocessor Intel 386SX
Clock Speed 20
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (ISA) Edge-triggered,
Non-shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rate
ISA Burst Transfer Mode 8 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
ISA Bus No
DMA Channels 7
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
Bus Masters Supported No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle No
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB (2w)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 85
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 1/2/4/8MB SIMMs (70-85ns)
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DESCRIPTION 8535-040/043/4B1/4B2
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk No
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk No
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (6e)
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA+
8/16/32-bit Controller 16
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics VGA+
Color Monitor Included Yes (4B1/4B2)
8511 Color Monitor (4B2)
8512 Color Monitor (4B1)
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS 16450-compatible
Maximum Speed (bits/second) ???
FIFO Mode Enabled N/A
Maximum Ports Supported ???
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Maximum Ports Supported ???
External SCSI port No
CMOS Clock Yes
CMOS Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.5.1.3. PS/2 Model 35-040/043/4B1/4B2: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8535-040/043/4B1/4B2
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 0/2 (6q)(6r)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1 (one half-height) (040)
(6r)
0/0 (043.4B1/4B2)
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K N/A
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (040) (i)(4t)
N/A (043/4B1/4B2)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K N/A (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (040) (i)(4t)
N/A (043/4B1/4B2)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (040) (i)(4t)
N/A (043/4B1/4B2)
Media Sensing Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2 (040) (4t)
1 (043/4B1/4B2)
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3 (040) (4t)
2 (043/4B1/4B2)
Diskette Caching No
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0 (040)
1x40MB (043/4B1)
1x80MB (4B2)
Maximum # of Hard Disk Drives 1
Drive Type N/A
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Optional HD Sizes Available: (4p) 40MB (040)
80MB (040)
N/A (043/4B1/4B2)
Maximum Internal HD Drive Capacity 80MB (040/4B2) (3z)(4t)(5k)
40MB (043/4B1) (3z)(5k)
Avg Access Rate (ms): 40MB 17
80MB 17
Sector Buffer Size 32K (043/4B1/4B2)
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 1.35 MBytes (043/4B1/4B2)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600 (043/4B1/4B2)
# of Heads 2 (043/4B1)
?? (4B2)
# of Platters 1 (043/4B1)
?? (4B2)
Sectors per Track 39 (043/4B1)
?? (4B2)
# of Cylinders 1038 (043/4B1)
?? (4B2)
Interleave Factor 1:1 (043/4B1/4B2)
Shock (Gs): Operating 10 (043/4B1)
?? (4B2)
Non-operating 50 (043/4B1)
?? (4B2)
MTBF (Hours) 90,000 (043/4B1)
?? (4B2)
Controller Type IDE
DOS Disk Caching S/W Included No (9c)
Auto Park Yes
Built-in SCSI Support No
Supports TMC-850IBM Internal SCSI Adapter Yes (040)/No (043/4B1/4B2)
(4g)
Number of Int. SCSI devices supported 1 (# of open bays)
Supports TMC-850IBM External SCSI Adapter Yes (using 3510 External
SCSI Storage Enclosure)
Supports 16-Bit Fast SCSI Adapter Yes (using 3510 External
SCSI Storage Enclosure)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes (040)
No (043/4B1/4B2)
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit (4i) Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support No
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DESCRIPTION 8535-040/043/4B1/4B2
EXPANSION SLOTS
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using No Slots 16MB (8q)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 0
# of Slots Available after Maximum 3
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC/DOS 3.3 or later (6v)
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 Planned (2v)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.5.1.5. PS/2 Model 35-040/043/4B1/4B2: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8535-040/043/4B1/4B2
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Japanese Keyboard No
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
LED Indicators on Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock-Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8535-040/043/4B1/4B2
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation: Horizontal (6x)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Optional
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 22.4 (040)
23.8 (043/4B1/4B2)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 130 (040)
144 (043/4B1/4B2)
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ??
Classification ??
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 1 Year
International Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
Upgrade Carry-In Warranty to On-Site $40
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/19/05
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD91-???, 191-??? (040/043)
NDD92-169, 192-??? (4B1/4B2)
Date Announced 06/11/91 (040/043)
03/24/92 (4B1/4B2)
Date Withdrawn 01/22/93
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.5.2. PS/2 Model 35(LS)-14X/24X Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Because the Model 35 LS models are identical, except for a choice of Token-Ring
(Model 8535-24X) or Ethernet (Model 8535-14X) network adapter, they are
represented by the one document, to follow. Unless otherwise indicated, all
information applies equally to both LS models.
What differentiates the LS models from the SX models is the presence of a
network adapter in one of the adapter slots (which reduces the number of
available slots), and the lack of any diskette or hard disk drives (which may
be added later) in the system.
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DESCRIPTION 8535-14X/24X
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type AT (ISA)
Microprocessor Intel 386SX
Clock Speed 20
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (ISA) Edge-triggered,
Non-shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rate
ISA Burst Transfer Mode 8 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
ISA Bus No
DMA Channels 7
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
Bus Masters Supported No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle No
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB (2w)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Maximum # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 85
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter N/A
Memory Used: Motherboard 1/2/4/8MB SIMMs (70-85ns)
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DESCRIPTION 8535-14X/24X
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk No
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk No
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (6e)
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA+
8/16/32-bit Controller 16
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) 256K
Maximum Graphics VGA+
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS 16450-compatible
Maximum Speed (bits/second) ???
FIFO Mode Enabled N/A
Maximum Ports Supported ???
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Maximum Ports Supported ???
Token-Ring Adapters 1 (6n) (24X)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbps) 16/4
Remote IPL feature installed Yes
Ethernet Adapters 1 (6n) (14X)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbps) 10
Wiring Type 10Base-T
Remote IPL feature installed Yes
External SCSI port No
Diskette Drive Support Yes
Hard Disk Drive Support Yes
CMOS Clock Yes
CMOS Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8535-14X/24X
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 0/2 (6q)(6r)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All (if installed)
Diskette Drives Standard 0
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (c)(g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K N/A (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Diskette Caching No
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0
Maximum # of Hard Disk Drives 1
Drive Type N/A
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Optional HD Sizes Available: (4p) 40MB
80MB
Maximum Internal HD Drive Capacity 80MB (3z)(5k)
Avg Access Rate (ms): 40MB 17
80MB 17
Controller Type IDE
DOS Disk Caching S/W Included No (9c)
Built-in SCSI Support No
Supports TMC-850IBM Internal SCSI Adapter Yes (4g)
Number of Int. SCSI devices supported 2 (# of open bays)
Supports TMC-850IBM External SCSI Adapter Yes (using 3510 External
SCSI Storage Enclosure)
Supports 16-Bit Fast SCSI Adapter Yes (using 3510 External
SCSI Storage Enclosure)
SCSI Rewritable Optical Drives Yes
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit (4i) Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support No
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DESCRIPTION 8535-14X/24X
EXPANSION SLOTS
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
# of Slots with Network Adapter 1
Available Slots 2 (7d)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using No Slots 16MB (8q)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 0
# of Slots Available after Maximum 2
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC/DOS 3.3 or later (6v)
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 Planned (2v)
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DESCRIPTION 8535-14X/24X
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Japanese Keyboard No
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
LED Indicators on Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock-Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8535-14X/24X
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation: Horizontal (6x)
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 20.9
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 123
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ??
Classification ??
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B (14X)
B/A (24X) (4c)
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 1 Year
International Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
Upgrade Carry-In Warranty to On-Site $40
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/19/05
Date Announced 06/11/91
Date Withdrawn 04/23/93
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.6. PS/2 Model 40 386SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.6.1. PS/2 Model 40-040/043/045 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models 40-040, 40-043, and 40-045 are identical except for the lack of
a hard disk drive in the -040, and the drive sizes in the -043 and -045.
Therefore all models will be covered by this one document. Differences will be
indicated by model number in parentheses.
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DESCRIPTION 8540-040/043/045
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type AT (ISA)
Microprocessor Intel 386SX
Clock Speed 20
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (ISA) Edge-triggered,
Non-shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rate
ISA Burst Transfer Mode 8 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
ISA Bus No
DMA Channels 7
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
Bus Masters Supported No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle No
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB (2w)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 85
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 1/2/4/8MB SIMMs (70-85ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.6.1.2. PS/2 Model 40 Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8540-040/043/045
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk No
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk No
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (6e)
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA+
8/16/32-bit Controller 16
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) 256K
Maximum Graphics VGA+
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS 16450-compatible
Maximum Speed (bits/second) ???
FIFO Mode Enabled N/A
Maximum Ports Supported ???
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Maximum Ports Supported ???
Diskette Drive Support Yes
Hard Disk Drive Support Yes
External SCSI port No
CMOS Clock Yes
CMOS Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.6.1.3. PS/2 Model 40 Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8540-040/043/045
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3 (6r)(6s)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/3 (040) (6s)
0/2 (043/045) (6s)
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All (if installed)
Diskette Drives Standard 0 (040)
1x1.44MB (043/045)
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(8v)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (5c)(i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4
Diskette Caching No
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0 (040)
1 (043/045)
Maximum # of Hard Disk Drives 2
Drive Type N/A
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Optional HD Sizes Available: (4p) 40MB
80MB
Maximum Internal HD Drive Capacity 160MB (040/045)
120MB (043)
Avg Access Rate (ms): 40MB 17
80MB 17
Sector Buffer Size 32K (40MB/80MB)
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 1.35 MBytes (40MB/80MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600 (40MB/80MB)
# of Heads 2 (40MB)
4 (80MB)
# of Platters 1 (40MB)
2 (80MB)
Sectors per Track 39 (40MB/80MB)
# of Cylinders 1038 (40MB)
1021 (80MB)
Interleave Factor 1:1 (40MB/80MB)
Shock (Gs): Operating 10 (40MB/80MB)
Non-operating 50 (40MB/80MB)
MTBF (Hours) 90,000 (40MB)
110,000 (80MB)
Controller Type IDE
DOS Disk Caching S/W Included No (9c)
Auto Park Yes
Built-in SCSI Support No
Supports TMC-850IBM Internal SCSI Adapter Yes (4g)
Number of Int. SCSI devices supported 3 (040)/2 (043/045) (# of
open bays)
Supports TMC-850IBM External SCSI Adapter Yes (using 3510 External
SCSI Storage Enclosure)
Supports 16-Bit Fast SCSI Adapter Yes (using 3510 External
SCSI Storage Enclosure)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit (4i) Yes (8u)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.6.1.4. PS/2 Model 40 Expansion/Operating Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8540-040/043/045
EXPANSION SLOTS
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/5/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available Slots 5
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using No Slots 16MB (8q)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 0
# of Slots Available after Maximum 5
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC/DOS 3.3 or later (6v)
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 Planned
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DESCRIPTION 8540-040/043/045
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Japanese Keyboard No
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
LED Indicators on Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock-Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.6.1.6. PS/2 Model 40 Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8540-040/043/045
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation: Horizontal/vertical
(mounting stand included)
Dimensions: Height 6.7"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 26.3 (040)
27.8 (043/045)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 6.0
180-265 VAC 3.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 90
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ??
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B/A (4c)
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 1 Year
International Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
Upgrade Carry-In Warranty to On-Site $40
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/19/05
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD91-226, 191-???
Date Announced 06/11/91
Date Withdrawn 12/22/92
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.7. PS/2 Model L40 386SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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386SX-based Model L40 laptop systems.
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DESCRIPTION 8543-044
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type AT (ISA)
Microprocessor Intel 386SX
Clock Speed 20/10/5 MHz (6g)
Speed Setting Switch/Software Both
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (ISA) Edge-triggered,
Non-shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rate
ISA Burst Transfer Mode 8 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
ISA Bus No
DMA Channels 7
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
Bus Masters Supported No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle No
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 18MB (6c)(6d)
Maximum (System) 18MB (6c)(6d)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 2 (7c)
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2 (7c)
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 80
Memory Chip Type CMOS (6m)
Memory Cache Controller No
Access to SIMM Sockets Beneath Keyboard
Wait States 0-2
Memory Used: Motherboard 2MB/4MB/8MB SIMMs (8q)
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DESCRIPTION 8543-044
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Suspend/Resume Feature Yes
Setup/Power Management S/W Yes
LCD Indicators Yes (6f)
Opt. Math Coprocessor Intel 387SX (6e)
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Access to Math Coprocessor Beneath Keyboard
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) 256K
Built-in Display Yes
Type LCD
Dimensions (Diag/H x W) 10"/6x8"
# of Grayshades 32
Backlit/Sidelit Side
Supertwisted Yes
Contrast Ratio 12:1
Detachable No
External monitor port Yes
External Display Disables LCD Yes
Maximum Graphics VGA
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16450
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled No
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2 (5x)
Internal Modem Optional (5x)
Hayes-compatible Yes
Asynchronous/Synchronous Yes/Yes
FAX capable Yes
Group III compatible Yes
FAX software included Yes
Send/Receive FAXes Yes/Yes
Maximum speed (bps): Data 2400
FAX 9600
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 1
External SCSI Port No
CMOS Clock Yes
CMOS Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
Power Source
Battery/AC Adapter Both
AC Adapter Yes
Quick Charger Optional
Car Cigarette Lighter Adapter Optional
Number of Batteries Supplied 1
Battery Type Nickel Cadmium (NiCad)
Length of Battery Charge Approx. 3 hrs (9i)
Non-Disruptive Battery Exchange Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.7.1.3. PS/2 Model L40: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8543-044
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 2.5"/3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/1/0
# of 2.5"/3.5"/5.25" Bays Avail. 0/0/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Media Sensing No
Optional Diskette Drives No
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 0
Maximum # Diskette Drives 1
Diskette Caching No
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x60MB
Maximum # of Hard Disk Drives 1
Drive Type N/A
Encoding Method MFM
Drive Form Factor 2.5"
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available N/A
Maximum Internal HD Drive Capacity 60MB
Average Access Rate (ms) 19
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 1.5 MBytes
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 4
# of Platters ?
Sectors per Track ??
# of Cylinders 820
Interleave Factor 1:1
Shock (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating 100
Controller/Connector Type ESDI/Direct Bus Attach (DBA)
Disk Caching S/W Included Yes
Auto Park Yes
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support No
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DESCRIPTION 8543-044
BUILT-IN EXPANSION SLOTS
Total "Adapter" Slots 1 (5x)(5y)
Available Slots 1 (5x)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 18MB
# of Slots Required for Maximum 0
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1 (5x)
EXTERNAL EXPANSION SUPPORT
IBM 3550 Model 1 Expansion Unit No
IBM 3550 Model 2 Expansion Unit No
IBM Communications Cartridge No
IBM Communications Cartridge I Yes
# of Drive Bays Provided 0
# of Adapter Slots Provided 1 (5y)
# of Long/Short Slots 0/1
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/1/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available Slots 1
IBM Communications Cartridge II No
IBM Expansion Cartridge No
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC/DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 No
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DESCRIPTION 8543-044
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (6b)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (6b)
78-Key Keyboard No
External Keyboard Supported No
LED Indicators on Keyboard No
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Trackball Integrated into Keyboard No
Pointing stick integrated into keybd No
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Quiet Keyboard Operation Mode Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) N/A
Keyboard detachable No
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock-Locks Cover No
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8543-044
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Laptop
Dimensions: Height 2.1"
Width 12.8"
Depth 10.7"
Weight (lbs): With Battery 7.7
Carrying Case Included
Leather/Nylon Leather
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) N/A
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-265 VAC 2.7
Operating Range: Temperature 41-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 5-95%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 8000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 136
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 32
Classification ??
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
International Traveler's Warranty Service Yes
Countries Warranty Valid In 80+
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/23/01
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD91-091
Date Announced 03/26/91
Date Withdrawn 07/21/92
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.8. PS/2 Model N45 386SL Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
This section contains feature and technical specification information for the
386SL-based Model N45 notebook systems. Note.The PS/2 Models N45-065 and
N45-067 are identical except for the hard disk drive used. Therefore both
models will be covered by this one document. Differences will be indicated by
model number in parentheses.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.8.1. PS/2 Model N45-065/067 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 2614-065/067
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type AT (ISA)
Microprocessor Intel 386SL
Clock Speed 25.0/6.25 MHz (Switchable)
Speed Setting Switch/Software Software
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (ISA) Edge-triggered,
Non-shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rate
ISA Burst Transfer Mode 8 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
ISA Bus No
DMA Channels 7
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
Bus Masters Supported No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 8MB (7c)
Maximum (System) 8MB (7c)
Total # of Motherboard Memory Sockets 3
# of Motherboard Memory Sockets Available 3
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 80
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller Yes
Internal/External Cache External
Cache Size 64K
Cache Memory Type SRAM
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Memory Used: Motherboard 2MB modules (Not SIMMs)
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DESCRIPTION 2614-065/067
STANDARD FEATURES
Bootstrap ROM Size 128K
Flash ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing ????
Rest/Resume Feature Yes
Sleep Mode Supported Yes
Setup/Power Management S/W Yes
Speed Setting Switch/Software No
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk No
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk No
Setup & Diags Stored in EEPROM Yes
LCD Indicators Yes (w)
Opt. Math Coprocessor 387SX/387SL
Coprocessor Speed 25MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller ???
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) 256K
Built-in Display Yes
Type LCD
Dimensions (Diag/H x W) 9.5"/?x?"
# of Gray Shades 32
Backlit/Sidelit Back
Supertwisted Yes
Contrast Ratio 12:1
Detachable No
Screen Tilt ???┬░
Reverse Video Switch No
Large Pointer Option No
External monitor port Yes
External Display Disables LCD Yes
Maximum Graphics VGA
Audio Volume Control Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used ?????
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled ???
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 1
Internal Modem Optional (f)
Hayes-compatible Yes
Asynchronous/Synchronous Yes/Yes
FAX capable Yes/No (f)
Group III compatible Yes
FAX software included Yes
Send/Receive FAXes Yes/Yes
Maximum speed (bps): Data 2400
FAX 9600
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional ???
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Data Transfer Rate 14 Mbits/sec
Maximum Ports Supported 1
External Keyboard Port Yes
CMOS Clock Yes
CMOS Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
Power Source
Battery/AC Adapter Both
AC Adapter Yes
Quick Charger Optional
Car Cigarette Lighter Adapter No
Number of Batteries Supplied 1
Battery Type (Standard) Nickel Cadmium (NiCad)
Length of Battery Charge: NiCad Approx. 3 hrs (9i)
Battery Charges While on A/C Yes
Time to Recharge Battery Approx. 3 hrs
Battery Discharge Software Included ???
Non-Disruptive Battery Exchange Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.8.1.3. PS/2 Model N45: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 2614-065/067
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 2.5"/3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/1/0
# of 2.5"/3.5"/5.25" Bays Avail. 0/0/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Media Sensing No
Optional Diskette Drives No
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 0
Maximum # Diskette Drives 1
Diskette Caching No
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x80MB (065)
1x120MB (067)
Maximum # of Hard Disk Drives 1
Drive Type N/A
Encoding Method ???
Drive Form Factor 2.5"
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available N/A
Maximum Internal HD Drive Capacity 1x80MB (065)
1x120MB (067)
Average Access Rate (ms) 19 (80MB)
17 (120MB)
Hard Disk Data Transfer/Second
Media to Buffer 1.5 MBytes (80MB)
2.25 MBytes (120MB)
Buffer to System 6.5 MBytes (80MB)
9.75 MBytes (120MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ????
# of Heads 4
# of Platters ? (80MB)
? (120MB)
Sectors per Track 38 (80MB)
53 (120MB)
# of Cylinders 1096 (80MB)
1120 (120MB)
Interleave Factor 1:1
Shock (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ???
Controller/Connector Type ESDI/Direct Bus Attach (DBA)
DOS Disk Caching S/W Included No
Auto Park Yes
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.8.1.4. PS/2 Model N45: Expansion/Operating Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 2614-033
BUILT-IN EXPANSION SLOTS
Total "Adapter" Slots 1 (f)
Available Slots 1
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 8MB
# of Slots Required for Maximum 0
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1
EXTERNAL EXPANSION SUPPORT
IBM 3550 Model 1 Expansion Unit No
IBM 3550 Model 2 Expansion Unit No
IBM Communications Cartridge No
IBM Communications Cartridge I No
IBM Communications Cartridge II No
IBM Expansion Cartridge No
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC/DOS 5.0 or later
IBM OS/2 2.0 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.8.1.5. PS/2 Model N45: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 2614-065/067
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard No (k)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (k)
78-Key Keyboard No
External Keyboard Supported Yes (p)
LED Indicators on Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope None
Trackball Integrated into Keyboard No
Pointing stick integrated into keybd No
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting ???
Quiet Keyboard Operation Mode ???
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) N/A
Keyboard detachable No
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock-Locks Cover No
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password ???
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode ???
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 9.8.1.6. PS/2 Model N45: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 2614-065/067
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Notebook
Dimensions: Height 1.8" (46.5mm)
Width 12.4" (315mm)
Depth 8.3" (210mm)
Weight (lbs): With Battery 6.9
Carrying Case Optional
Leather/Nylon Nylon
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) N/A
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-265 VAC ???
Operating Range: Temperature 41-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 10-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 10,000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) ???
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ??
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
International Traveler's Warranty Service Yes
Countries Warranty Valid In 80+
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision ??/??/??
BIOS Date ??/??/??
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD92-380
Date Announced 07/21/92
Date Withdrawn 01/26/93
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10. PS/2 85xx MCA Systems: Features and Technical Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 85xx MCA Systems: Features and Technical Specifications lists the
standard and optional features, as well as technical product specifications, of
all Micro Channel architecture-based PS/2 systems using the 85xx designation
(e.g., 8570). This reference may also be useful for comparing PS/2 features to
that of OEM systems. There are more than 70 systems described in this area.
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PS/2 Model 50 286 Systems PS/2 Model 60 286 Systems
PS/2 Model 55 386SX Systems PS/2 Model 65 386SX Systems
PS/2 Model 56 386SX Systems PS/2 Model 80 386DX Systems
PS/2 Model 56 386SLC Systems
PS/2 Model 57 386SX Systems Micro Channel Laptop PS/2s
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PS/2 Model 57 386SLC Systems PS/2 Model N51 386SX Systems
PS/2 Model M57 386SLC Systems PS/2 Model N51 386SLC
Systems
PS/2 Model 70 386DX Systems PS/2 Model CL57 386SX
Systems
PS/2 Model 70 486DX Systems
PS/2 Model 90 486SX Systems Micro Channel Portable PS/2s
(85xx)
PS/2 Model 90 486DX Systems PS/2 Model P70 386DX Systems
PS/2 Model 90 486DX2 Systems PS/2 Model P75 486DX Systems
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1. PS/2 Model 50/50Z 286 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
This section contains feature and technical specification information for the
80286-based Model 50 and 50Z (Zero Wait State) systems.
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PS/2 Model 50-021/R21 PS/2 Model 50Z-031/061
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1.1. PS/2 Model 50-021/R21 (8550) Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
This section contains information about the 80286-based Model 50-021/R21
systems. These models are identical except for the difference in keyboards.
Therefore the two models will be covered by this one document. Differences
will be identified by the model number in parentheses.
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DESCRIPTION 8550-021/R21
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor 80286
Clock Speed 10 MHz
Instruction Set 16 bit
Addressing 24 bit
I/O Channel Width 16/8 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 1MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 1MB
Maximum (System) 16MB
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 2
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 0
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 150
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 1
Adapter 0
Memory Used: Motherboard 512K SIMM
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1.1.2. PS/2 Model 50-021/R21: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8550-021/R21
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing No
Optional Math Coprocessor 80287
Coprocessor Speed 10MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics 8514/A (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 16
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled No
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
Diskette Drive Support Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1.1.3. PS/2 Model 50-021/R21: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8550-021/R21
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(2j)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x20MB
Drive Type 30
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Maximum # of HD Drives 1
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available 60MB (2k)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 20/60MB (2k)
Average Access Rate (ms) 80/27 (2k)
Controller Type ST-506
Encoding Method MFM
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 5.0/8.4 Mbits (2k)
# of Heads 4/8
# of Platters 2/4
Sectors per Track 17/26
Cylinders 612/762
Interleave Factor 1:1
Controller/Connector Type ST-506/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA) (20MB)
Auto Park No/Yes (2k)
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 4
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (2j)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1.1.4. PS/2 Model 50-021/R21: Expansion/Operating Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8550-021/R21
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 9MB (2l)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 2
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.0 through 1.30.2
IBM AIX PS/2 No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1.1.5. PS/2 Model 50-021/R21: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8550-021/R21
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (021)
50-Key Bank Teller Keyboard Yes (R21)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1.1.6. PS/2 Model 50-021/R21: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8550-021/R21
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 5.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 16.5"
Weight (lbs) 21.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 94
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.7
180-265 VAC 1.4
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 494
Noise Level Classification 3D
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 46
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 478, 5th Edition
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision FC/04/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD87-264, 191-??? (021)
NDD87-600, 191-??? (R21)
Date Announced 04/02/87 (021)
11/03/87 (R21)
Date Withdrawn 05/03/89 (021)
??/??/?? (R21)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1.2. PS/2 Model 50Z-031/061 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models 50-031 and 50-061 are identical except for the size of the hard
disk drive. Therefore both models will be covered by this one document.
Differences will be indicated by model number in parentheses.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1.2.1. PS/2 Model 50-031/061: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8550-031/061
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor 80286
Clock Speed 10 MHz
Instruction Set 16 bit
Addressing 24 bit
I/O Channel Width 16/8 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 1MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 2MB
Maximum (System) 16MB
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 1
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 0
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 85
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter 0-1 (2m)
Memory Used: Motherboard 1MB/2MB SIMM
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1.2.2. PS/2 Model 50-031/061: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8550-031/061
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing No
Optional Math Coprocessor 80287
Coprocessor Speed 10MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics 8514/A (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 16
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Maximum 1MB
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550A
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled No
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1.2.3. PS/2 Model 50-031/061: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8550-031/061
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(2j)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x30MB (031)
1x60MB (061)
Drive Type 33 (30MB)
N/A (60MB)
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Maximum # of HD Drives 1
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available 60MB (031) (2n)
N/A (061)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 60MB
Average Access Rate (ms) 39 (30MB)
27 (60MB)
Controller/Connector Type ST-506/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA) (30MB)
ESDI/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA) (60MB)
Encoding Method MFM
Data Transfer Rate (Mb/second) 7.5 (30MB)
8.4 (60MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 4 (30MB)
6 (60MB)
# of Platters 2 (30MB)
3 (60MB)
Sectors per Track 25 (30MB)
26 (60MB)
Cylinders 615 (30MB)
762 (60MB)
Interleave Factor 1:1
Controller/Connector Type ST-506/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA) (30MB)
ESDI/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA) (60MB)
Auto Park No (031)
Yes (061)
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 4
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (2j)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1.2.4. PS/2 Model 50-031/061: Expansion/Operating Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8550-031/061
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 10MB (2p)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 2
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.0 through 1.30.2
IBM AIX PS/2 No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1.2.5. PS/2 Model 50-031/061: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8550-031/061
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.1.2.6. PS/2 Model 50-031/061: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8550-031/061
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 5.5"
Width 14.1"
Depth 16.5"
Weight (lbs) 23.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 94
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.7
180-265 VAC 1.4
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 494
Noise Level Classification 3D
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 46
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision FC/04/03
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD88-265, 191-???
Date Announced 06/07/88
Date Withdrawn 07/23/91
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.2. PS/2 Model N51 386SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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PS/2 Model N51-033
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.2.1. PS/2 Model N51-033 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8551-033
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386SX
Clock Speed 16 MHz
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle No
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 10MB (9j)
Maximum (System) 10MB (9j)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 1 (7c)
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 1 (7c)
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 80
Memory Chip Type CMOS (9j)
Memory Cache Controller No
Access to Memory Sockets ???
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter N/A
Memory Used: Motherboard 2MB/4MB/8MB SIMMs
Adapter N/A
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DESCRIPTION 8551-033
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Suspend/Resume Feature Yes
Sleep Mode Supported Yes
Setup/Power Management S/W Yes
Speed Setting Switch/Software No
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (9q)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (9q)
LCD Indicators Yes (9p)
Optional Math Coprocessor No
Coprocessor Speed N/A
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Built-in Display Yes
Type LCD
Dimensions (Diag/H x W) 9.5"/?"x?"
# of Gray Shades 32
Backlit/Sidelit Side
Supertwisted Yes
Contrast Ratio 12:1
Detachable No
Screen Tilt ???┬░
Reverse Video Switch Yes
Large Pointer Option Yes
External monitor port Yes
External Display Disables LCD Yes
Maximum Graphics VGA
Audio Volume Control Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used ?????
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled No
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2 (5x)
Internal Modem Optional (5x)
Hayes-compatible Yes
Asynchronous/Synchronous Yes/Yes
FAX capable Yes
Group III compatible Yes
FAX software included Yes
Send/Receive FAXes Yes/Yes
Maximum speed (bps): Data 2400
FAX 9600
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 1
CMOS Clock Yes
CMOS Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI Port No (4w)
Power Source
Battery - A/C Both
Non-Disruptive Battery Exchange Yes
Battery Discharge Utility Included Yes.
Battery Charges While on A/C Yes
Time to Recharge Battery 1.5 hrs
Battery Type (Standard) Nickel Cadmium (NiCad)
Number of Batteries Supplied 2
Length of Battery Charge: NiCad Approx. 1.5-2.0 hrs each
(9i)
Battery Type (Optional) Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH)
Length of Battery Charge: NiMH Approx. 1.8-2.3 hrs each
(9i)
External Rechargeable Power Pack Yes
Battery Type Used Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH)
Number of Batteries Included 2
Length of Power Pack Charge 6 hrs
A/C Adapter Optional
Quick Charger Yes
Car Cigarette Lighter Adapter Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.2.1.3. PS/2 Model N51-033: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8551-033
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 2.5"/3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/1/0
# of 2.5"/3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/0/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Media Sensing No
Optional Diskette Drives No
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 0
Maximum # Diskette Drives 1
Diskette Caching No
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x40MB
Maximum # of HD Drives 1
Drive Type N/A
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 2.5"
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available N/A
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 40MB
Average Access Rate (ms) 19
Hard Disk Data Transfer/Second ??? MBytes
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ????
# of Heads ?
# of Platters ?
Sectors per Track ?
# of Cylinders ???
Interleave Factor 1:1
Shock (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ???
Controller/Connector Type ST-506/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA)
Auto Park Yes
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support No
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DESCRIPTION 8545-033
BUILT-IN EXPANSION SLOTS
Total "Adapter" Slots 1 (5x)(9k)
Available Slots 1 (5x)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 18MB
# of Slots Required for Maximum 0
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1 (5x)
EXTERNAL EXPANSION SUPPORT
SCSI Port No (4w)
IBM 3550 Model 1 Expansion Unit Yes (4w)
# of Drive Bays Provided 1
5.25"/3.5" Bay Yes
Full-height/Half-height/Slimline size Half-height
# of Adapter Slots Provided 2
# of Long/Short Slots 2/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/2/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
IBM 3550 Model 2 Expansion Unit No
IBM Communications Cartridge Yes
# of Drive Bays Provided 0
# of Adapter Slots Provided 1 (9k)
# of Long/Short Slots 0/1
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/1/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available Slots 1
IBM Communications Cartridge I No
IBM Communications Cartridge II No
IBM Expansion Cartridge No
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC/DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 No
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DESCRIPTION 8551-033
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (9g)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (9g)
78-Key Keyboard No
External Keyboard Supported No
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Trackball Integrated into Keyboard No
Pointing stick integrated into keybd No
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Quiet Keyboard Operation Mode Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) N/A
Keyboard detachable No
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock-Locks Cover No
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8551-033
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Notebook
Dimensions: Height 2.1" (43mm)
Width 11.7" (297mm)
Depth 8.3" (210mm)
Weight (lbs): With Battery 6.2
Carrying Case Optional
Leather/Vinyl Nylon
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) N/A
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-265 VAC ???
Operating Range: Temperature 41-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 5-95%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 8000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 68.2
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 54
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service Yes
Countries Warranty Valid In 80+
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/99/04
BIOS Date 03/07/92
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD92-170
Date Announced 03/24/92
Date Withdrawn 12/15/92
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.3. PS/2 Model N51 386SLC Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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PS/2 Model N51-025
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.3.1. PS/2 Model N51-025 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8551-025
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor IBM 386SLC (9l)
Clock Speed 16 MHz
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)1
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle No
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 10MB (9j)
Maximum (System) 10MB (9j)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 1 (7c)
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 1 (7c)
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 80
Memory Chip Type CMOS (9j)
Memory Cache Controller Yes (8k)
Internal/External Cache Internal
Standard Memory Cache Size 8K
Optional External Memory Cache N/A
Access to Memory Sockets ???
Wait States 0-2
Memory Used: Motherboard 2MB/4MB/8MB SIMMs (8q)
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DESCRIPTION 8551-025
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Suspend/Resume Feature Yes
Sleep Mode Supported Yes
Setup/Power Management S/W Yes
Speed Setting Switch/Software No
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (9q)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (9q)
LCD Indicators Yes (9p)
Optional Math Coprocessor No
Coprocessor Speed N/A
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Built-in Display Yes
Type LCD
Dimensions (Diag/H x W) 9.5"/?"x?"
# of Gray Shades 32
Backlit/Sidelit Side
Supertwisted Yes
Contrast Ratio 12:1
Detachable No
Screen Tilt ???┬░
Reverse Video Switch Yes
Large Pointer Option Yes
External monitor port Yes
External Display Disables LCD Yes
Maximum Graphics VGA
Audio Volume Control Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used ?????
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled No
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2 (5x)
Internal Modem Optional (5x)
Hayes-compatible Yes
Asynchronous/Synchronous Yes/Yes
FAX capable Yes
Group III compatible Yes
FAX software included Yes
Send/Receive FAXes Yes/Yes
Maximum speed (bps): Data 2400
FAX 9600
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 1
CMOS Clock Yes
CMOS Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI Port No (4w)
Power Source
Battery/AC Adapter Both
AC Adapter Optional
Quick Charger Yes
Car Cigarette Lighter Adapter Yes
Number of Batteries Supplied 2
Battery Type (Standard) Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH)
Battery Type (Optional) Nickel Cadmium (NiCad)
Battery Charges While on AC Yes
Time to Recharge Battery 1.5 hrs
Length of Battery Charge: NiMH Approx. 1.5-2.0 hrs each
(9i)
Length of Battery Charge: NiCad Approx. 1.2-1.7 hrs each
(9i)
External Rechargeable Power Pack Yes
Battery Type Used Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH)
Number of Batteries Included 2
Length of Power Pack Charge 5 hrs
Battery Discharge Utility Included Yes
Non-Disruptive Battery Exchange Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.3.1.3. PS/2 Model N51-025: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8551-025
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 2.5"/3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/1/0
# of 2.5"/3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/0/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Media Sensing No
Optional Diskette Drives No
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 0
Maximum # Diskette Drives 1
Diskette Caching No
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x80MB
Maximum # of HD Drives 1
Drive Type N/A
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 2.5"
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available N/A
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 80MB
Average Access Rate (ms) 17
Hard Disk Data Transfer/Second ??? MBytes
Average Latency (ms) 8.3 (80MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ????
# of Heads ?
# of Platters ?
Sectors per Track ?
# of Cylinders ???
Interleave Factor 1:1
Shock (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ???
Controller/Connector Type ESDI/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA)
Auto Park Yes
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support No
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DESCRIPTION 8551-025
BUILT-IN EXPANSION SLOTS
Total "Adapter" Slots 1 (5x)(9k)
Available Slots 1 (5x)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 10MB
# of Slots Required for Maximum 0
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1 (5x)
EXTERNAL EXPANSION SUPPORT
IBM 3550 Model 1 Expansion Unit Yes (4w)
# of Drive Bays Provided 1
5.25"/3.5" Bay Yes
Full-height/Half-height/Slimline size Half-height
# of Adapter Slots Provided 2
# of Long/Short Slots 2/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/2/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
IBM 3550 Model 2 Expansion Unit No
IBM Communications Cartridge Yes
# of Drive Bays Provided 0
# of Adapter Slots Provided 1 (9k)
# of Long/Short Slots 0/1
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/1/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available Slots 1
IBM Communications Cartridge I No
IBM Communications Cartridge II No
IBM Expansion Cartridge No
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC/DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.2 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 No
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DESCRIPTION 8551-025
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (9g)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (9g)
78-Key Keyboard No
External Keyboard Supported No
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Trackball Integrated into Keyboard No
Pointing stick integrated into keybd No
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Quiet Keyboard Operation Mode Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) N/A
Keyboard detachable No
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock-Locks Cover No
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8551-025
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Notebook
Dimensions: Height 2.1" (43mm)
Width 11.7" (297mm)
Depth 8.3" (210mm)
Weight (lbs): With Battery 6.2
Carrying Case Optional
Leather/Vinyl Nylon
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) N/A
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-265 VAC ???
Operating Range: Temperature 41-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 5-95%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 8000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) ???
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 54
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service Yes
Countries Warranty Valid In 80+
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/5D/01
BIOS Date 04/15/92
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD92-171
Date Announced 03/24/92
Date Withdrawn 12/15/92
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.4. PS/2 Model 55 386SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.4.1. PS/2 Model 55-031/041/061/081/R31/R61 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
This section contains information about the 386SX-based Model
55-031/041/061/081/R31/R61 systems. These models are identical except for the
size of the hard disk drive, the installed memory configurations, and the type
of keyboard included. Therefore all models will be covered by this one
document. Differences will be indicated by model number in parentheses.
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DESCRIPTION 8555-031/041/061/081/R31/R61
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386SX
Clock Speed 16 MHz
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 bit
I/O Channel Width 16/8 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle No
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB (031) (2q)/2MB (061)
(2w)
4MB (041/081) (7b)
Maximum (Motherboard) 8MB (4k)
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 2
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 0
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 100/85 (2s)
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter 0-2
Memory Used: Motherboard 1MB/2MB/4MB SIMM
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DESCRIPTION 8555-031/041/061/081/R31/R61
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX
Coprocessor Speed 16MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550A
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
Speaker/Beeper Beeper
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.4.1.3. PS/2 Model 55-031/041/061/081/R31/R61: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8555-031/041/061/081/R31/R61
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Media Sensing No
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x30MB (031/R31)
1x40MB (041)
1x60MB (061/R61)
1x80MB (081)
Drive Type 33 (30MB)
N/A (40MB/60MB/80MB)
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 1 (3z)(5k)
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available N/A
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 30MB/40MB/60MB/80MB (3z)(5k)
Average Access Rate (ms) 39 (30MB)
17 (40MB/80MB)
27 (60MB)
Sector Buffer Size ??K (30MB/60MB)
32K (40MB/80MB)
Encoding Method MFM (30MB/60MB)
RLL (40MB/80MB)
Data Transfer Rate/second 7.5 Mbits (30MB)
1.35 MBytes (40MB/80MB)
8.4 Mbits (60MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 4 (30MB/80MB)
2 (40MB)
6 (60MB)
# of Platters 2 (30MB/80MB)
1 (40MB)
3 (60MB)
Sectors per Track 25 (30MB)
39 (40MB/80MB)
26 (60MB)
Cylinders 615 (30MB)
1038 (40MB)
762 (60MB)
1021 (80MB)
Shock (Gs): Operating ?? (30MB/60MB)
10 (40MB/80MB)
Non-operating ?? (30MB/60MB)
50 (40MB/80MB)
MTBF (Hours) 90,000 (40MB)
110,000 (80MB)
Interleave Factor 1:1
Controller/Connector Type ST-506/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA) (30MB/40MB)
ESDI/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA) (60MB/80MB)
Auto Park No
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 3
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives No
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8555-031/041/061/081/R31/R61
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using No Slots 8MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 16MB (2u)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 2
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.1 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 No (031/041) (2v)/1.2 or
later (061/081)
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DESCRIPTION 8555-031/041/061/081/R31/R61
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (031/041/061/081)
50-Key Bank Teller Keyboard Yes (R31/R61)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
KEYBOARD
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8555-031/041/061/081/R31/R61
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 4.0"
Width 16.0"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs) 19.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 90
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.5
180-265 VAC 1.3
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 438
Noise Level Classification 3D
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 40
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 478, 5th Edition
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/0C/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD89-234, 191-??? (031/061)
NDD89-315, 191-??? (R31/R61)
NDD91-228, 191-??? (041/081)
Date Announced 05/09/89 (031/061)
06/06/89 (R31/R61)
06/11/91 (041/081)
Date Withdrawn 09/11/91 (031/061)
??/??/?? (R31/R61)
05/25/92 (041/081)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.4.2. PS/2 Model 55(LS)-LE0/LT0 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Because the Model 55 LS models are identical, except for a choice of Token-Ring
(Model 8555-LT0) or Ethernet (Model 8555-LE0) network adapter, they are
represented by the one document, to follow. Unless otherwise indicated, all
information applies equally to both LS models.
What differentiates the LS models from the SX models is the presence of a
network adapter in one of the adapter slots (which reduces the number of
available slots), and the lack of any diskette or hard disk drives (which may
be added later) in the system.
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DESCRIPTION 8555-LE0/LT0
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386SX
Clock Speed 16 MHz
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 bit
I/O Channel Width 16/8 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle No
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB(2w)/4MB(7e) (7f)
Maximum (Motherboard) 8MB (4k)
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 2
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 1
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 85
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter 0-2
Memory Used: Motherboard 1MB/2MB SIMM
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DESCRIPTION 8555-LE0/LT0
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX
Coprocessor Speed 16MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550A
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Ethernet Adapter (LE0) (6n)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbps) 10
Wiring Type 10Base-T
Remote IPL feature installed Yes
Token-Ring Adapter (LT0) (6n)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbps) 16/4
Remote IPL feature installed Yes
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
Speaker/Beeper Beeper
Hard Disk Drive Support Yes (x)
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DESCRIPTION 8555-LE0/LT0
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 2/0
Diskette Drives Standard N/A
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(7i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 1 (7i)
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0
Drive Type N/A
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Maximum # of HD Drives 1 (7i)
Optional HD Sizes Available: 40MB (17ms)
80MB (17ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 80MB
Interleave Factor 1:1
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 3
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.4.2.4. PS/2 Model 55-LE0/LT0: Expansion/Operating Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8555-LE0/LT0
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
# of Slots with Network Adapter 1
Available Slots 2 (7d)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 16MB (2u)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 1
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.2 or later (2d)
IBM AIX PS/2 (2v)
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DESCRIPTION 8555-LE0/LT0
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8555-LE0/LT0
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 4.0"
Width 16.0"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs) 15.5
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 90
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.5
180-265 VAC 1.3
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 438
Noise Level Classification 3D
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 40
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B (LE0)
B/A (LT0) (4c)
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/1E/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD90-415, 191-???
Date Announced 10/09/90
Date Withdrawn 05/25/92
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.5. PS/2 Model 56 386SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.5.1. PS/2 Model 56-043/045 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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of hard disk drive, they are represented by the one document, to follow.
Differences will be indicated by model number in parentheses.
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
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DESCRIPTION 8556-043/045
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386SX
Clock Speed 20
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available 20MHz IBM 386SLC (8g)
40/20MHz IBM 486SLC2 (9y)
60/20MHz IBM 486SLC3 (7g)
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB (7b)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
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DESCRIPTION 8556-043/045
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA+
8/16/32-bit Controller 16
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included
Mouse Resolution Up to 200 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
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DESCRIPTION 8556-043/045
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 0/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/0
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives A:/C:
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB N/A (no bays available)
3.5" 2.88MB N/A (no bays available)
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x40MB (043)
1x80MB (045)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 17 (40MB)
17 (80MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 1.35 MBytes
Average Latency (ms) 8.3
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 4 (40MB)
8 (80MB)
# of Platters 2 (40MB)
4 (80MB)
Sectors per Track 39
Cylinders 1021
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ???
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 1
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 2GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Standard
32-bit Adapter With Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/Second
Controller to Micro Channel 6.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI Devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8556-043/045
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.0 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later (r)
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with PTF P210900) or
later (045 only) (2v)
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DESCRIPTION 8556-043/045
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Japanese Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8556-043/045
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal (6x)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Optional
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 22.4 (040)
23.8 (043)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 154
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ??
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included OS/2 2.0 (045)
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 1 Year
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/26/01 (Without Cached
Processor Option)
F8/25/06 (With Cached
Processor Option)
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD92-100
Date Announced 02/25/92
Date Withdrawn 06/11/93
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.5.1.7. PS/2 Model 56-043/045: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
3363 Optical (WORM) Disk Drive models A11, B01
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
ARTIC PortMaster Adapter/A (53F2601/53F2604/53F2607) and options
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
CD-ROM Drive (6451113/#1113) is not supported if PS/2 Cached Processor
Option (6451231/1231)is installed
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.5.2. PS/2 Model 56(LS)-14X/24X Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Because the Model 56 LS (LAN Station) models are identical, except for a choice
of Token-Ring (Model 8556-24X) or Ethernet (Model 8556-14X) network adapter,
both models will be covered by this one document. Differences will be
indicated by model number in parentheses.
What differentiates the LS models from the other 386SX models is the presence
of a network adapter in one of the adapter slots (which reduces the number of
available slots), and the lack of any diskette or hard disk drives (which may
be added later) in the system.
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
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DESCRIPTION 8556-14X/24X
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386SX
Clock Speed 20
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available 20MHz IBM 386SLC (8g)
40/20MHz IBM 486SLC2 (9y)
60/20MHz IBM 486SLC3 (7g)
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB (7b)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
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DESCRIPTION 8556-14X/24X
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (8m)
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA+
8/16/32-bit Controller 16
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Token-Ring Adapters 1 (6n) (24X)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbps) 16/4
Remote IPL feature installed Yes
Ethernet Adapters 1 (6n) (14X)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbps) 10
Wiring Type 10Base-T
Remote IPL feature installed Yes
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
Diskette Drive Support Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.5.2.3. PS/2 Model 56-14X/24X: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8556-14X/24X
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 0/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives A:/C:
Diskette Drives Standard 0
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7i)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(7i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)(7i)
Media Sensing Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2 (7i)(9s)
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3 (9s)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0 (9s)
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 1 (7i)(9s)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 2GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Standard
32-bit Adapter With Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/Second
Controller to Micro Channel 6.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI Devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.5.2.4. PS/2 Model 56-14X/24X: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8556-14X/24X
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
# of Slots with Network Adapter 1
Available Slots 2 (7d)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.0 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.2
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with PTF P210900)
(2v)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.5.2.5. PS/2 Model 56-14X/24X: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8556-14X/24X
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Japanese Keyboard No
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8556-14X/24X
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal (6x)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Optional
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 21.4 (14X)
21.1 (24X)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 136 (14X)
150 (24X)
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ??
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included None (7m)
FCC Classification B (14X)
B/A (24X) (4c)
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 1 Year
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/26/??
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD92-100
Date Announced 02/25/92
Date Withdrawn 06/11/93
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
3363 Optical (WORM) Disk Drive models A11, B01
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
ARTIC PortMaster Adapter/A (53F2601/53F2604/53F2607) and options
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
CD-ROM Drive (6451113/#1113) is not supported if PS/2 Cached Processor
Option (6451231/1231)is installed
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.6. PS/2 Model 56 386SLC Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
This section contains feature and technical specification information for the
IBM 386SLC-based Model 56 systems. These are differentiated from the
"standard" Model 56 SX systems by the use of the 386SLC chip, rather than the
386SX.
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PS/2 Model 56(LS)-15X/25X
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.6.1. PS/2 Model 56-055/059 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models 56-055 and 56-059 are identical except for the hard disk drive
used. Therefore both models will be covered by this one document. Differences
will be indicated by model number in parentheses.
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.6.1.1. PS/2 Model 56-055/059: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8556-055/059
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor IBM 386SLC (8g)
Clock Multiplying No
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 8K
Clock Speed (MHz) 20
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available 40/20MHz IBM 486SLC2 (9y)
60/20MHz IBM 486SLC3 (7g)
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB(7b)/8MB(9u) (9z)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.6.1.2. PS/2 Model 56-055/059: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8556-055/059
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (8m)
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA+
8/16/32-bit Controller 16
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes
Mouse Resolution Up to 200 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.6.1.3. PS/2 Model 56-055/059: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8556-055/059
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 0/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/0
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives A:/C:
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB N/A (no bays available)
3.5" 2.88MB N/A (no bays available)
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x80MB (055)
1x160MB (059)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 17 (80MB)
16 (160MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 1.35 MBytes (80MB)
1.5 MBytes (160MB)
Average Latency (ms) 8.3
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 4 (80MB)
8 (160MB)
# of Platters 2 (80MB)
4 (160MB)
Sectors per Track 39
Cylinders 1021
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating 10
Non-operating 50
MTBF (Hours) 110,000
Interleave Factor 1:1
Interleave Factor 1:1
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 1
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 2GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Standard
32-bit Adapter With Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/Second
Controller to Micro Channel 6.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI Devices 5.0 MBytes
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.6.1.4. PS/2 Model 56-055/059: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8556-055/059
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.0 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later (r)
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with PTF P210900) or
later
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DESCRIPTION 8556-055/059
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
Japanese Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.6.1.6. PS/2 Model 56-055/059: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8556-055/059
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal (6x)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Optional
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 22.4 (055)
23.8 (059)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 130 (055)
144 (059)
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ??
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included OS/2 2.0
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 1 Year
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD92-099
NDD92-371
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/25/06
Date Announced 02/25/92
Date Withdrawn 06/11/93
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
3363 Optical (WORM) Disk Drive models A11, B01
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
ARTIC PortMaster Adapter/A (53F2601/53F2604/53F2607) and options
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.6.2. PS/2 Model 56(LS)-15X/25X Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Because the Model 56 LS models are identical, except for a choice of Token-Ring
(Model 8556-25X) or Ethernet (Model 8556-15X) network adapter, they are
represented by the one document, to follow. Differences will be indicated by
model number in parentheses.
What differentiates the LS models from the other 386SLC models is the presence
of a network adapter in one of the adapter slots (which reduces the number of
available slots), and the lack of any diskette or hard disk drives (which may
be added later) in the system.
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.6.2.1. PS/2 Model 56-15X/25X: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8556-15X/25X
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor IBM 386SLC (8g)
Clock Multiplying No
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 8K
Clock Speed (MHz) 20
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available 40/20MHz IBM 486SLC2 (9y)
60/20MHz IBM 486SLC3 (7g)
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB (7b)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.6.2.2. PS/2 Model 56-15X/25X: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8556-15X/25X
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (8m)
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA+
8/16/32-bit Controller 16
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included No
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Token-Ring Adapters 1 (6n) (25X)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbps) 16/4
Remote IPL feature installed Yes
Ethernet Adapters 1 (6n) (15X)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbps) 10
Wiring Type 10Base-T
Remote IPL feature installed Yes
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
Diskette Drive Support Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.6.2.3. PS/2 Model 56-15X/25X: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8556-15X/25X
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 0/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives A:/C:
Diskette Drives Standard 0
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2 (9s)
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3 (9s)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0 (9s)
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 1 (9s)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 2GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Standard
32-bit Adapter With Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/Second
Controller to Micro Channel 6.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI Devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.6.2.4. PS/2 Model 56-15X/25X: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8556-15X/25X
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
# of Slots with Network Adapter 1
Available Slots 2 (7d)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.0 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.2 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with PTF P210900)
(2v)
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DESCRIPTION 8556-15X/25X
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Japanese Keyboard No
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8556-15X/25X
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal (6x)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Optional
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 21.4 (15X)
21.1 (25X)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 136 (15X)
150 (25X)
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ??
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included None (7m)
FCC Classification B (15X)
B/A (25X) (4c)
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 1 Year
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/25/09
BIOS Date 12/07/91
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD92-099
Date Announced 02/25/92
Date Withdrawn 06/11/93
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3363 Optical (WORM) Disk Drive models A11, B01
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
ARTIC PortMaster Adapter/A (53F2601/53F2604/53F2607) and options
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.7. PS/2 Model 57 386SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.7.1. PS/2 Model 57-045/049 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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used. Therefore both models will be covered by this one document. Differences
will be indicated by model number in parentheses.
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
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DESCRIPTION 8557-045/049
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386SX
Clock Speed 20
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available 20MHz IBM 386SLC (8g)
40/20MHz IBM 486SLC2 (9y)
60/20MHz IBM 486SLC3 (7g)
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB (7b)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
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DESCRIPTION 8557-045/049
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA+
8/16/32-bit Controller 16
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes
Mouse Resolution Up to 200 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
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DESCRIPTION 8557-045/049
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3 (6r)(6z)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2 (6t)
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (4n)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x80MB (045)
1x160MB (049)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 17 (80MB)
16 (160MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 1.35 MBytes (80MB)
1.5 MBytes (160MB)
Average Latency (ms) 8.3
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 4 (80MB)
8 (160MB)
# of Platters 2 (80MB)
4 (160MB)
Sectors per Track 39
Cylinders 1021
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating 10
Non-operating 50
MTBF (Hours) 110,000
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 6GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Standard
32-bit Adapter With Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second
Controller to Micro Channel 6.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8557-045/049
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/5/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 5
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.0 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later (r)
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with PTF P210900) or
later
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DESCRIPTION 8557-045/049
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Japanese Keyboard No
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8557-045/049
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.7"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 32.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 6.0
180-265 VAC 3.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 120
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ??
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included OS/2 2.0
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 1 Year
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/26/01 (Without Cached
Processor Option)
F8/25/06 (With Cached
Processor Option)
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD91-547, 191-???
Date Announced 06/11/91
Date Withdrawn 12/22/92
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
3363 Optical (WORM) Disk Drive models A11, B01
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
ARTIC PortMaster Adapter/A (53F2601/53F2604/53F2607) and options
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.8. PS/2 Model 57 386SLC Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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IBM 386SLC-based Model 57 systems. These are differentiated from the
"standard" Model 57s by the use of the 386SLC chip, rather than the 386SX.
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PS/2 Model 57-055/059/05F
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The PS/2 Models 57-055, 57-059, and 57-05F are identical except for the hard
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DESCRIPTION 8557-055/059/05F
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor IBM 386SLC (8g)
Clock Multiplying No
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 8K
Clock Speed (MHz) 20
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available 40/20MHz IBM 486SLC2 (9y)
60/20MHz IBM 486SLC3 (7g)
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB(7b)/8MB(9u) (9z)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Memory Cache Controller Yes (8k)
Internal/External Cache Internal
Standard Memory Cache Size 8K
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
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DESCRIPTION 8557-055/059/05F
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (8m)
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA+
8/16/32-bit Controller 16
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes
Mouse Resolution Up to 200 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
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DESCRIPTION 8557-055/059/05F
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3 (6r)(6z)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2 (6t)
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (4n)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x80MB (055)
1x160MB (059)
1x400MB (05F)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 17 (80MB)
16 (160MB)
11 (400MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K (80MB/160MB)
128K (400MB)
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 1.35 MBytes (80MB)
1.5 MBytes (160MB)
2.0 (400MB)
Average Latency (ms) 8.3 (80MB/160MB)
6.95 (400MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600 (80MB/160MB)
4316 (400MB)
# of Heads 4 (80MB)
8 (160MB)
14 (400MB)
# of Platters 2 (80MB)
4 (160MB)
8 (400MB)
Sectors per Track 39 (80MB/160MB)
48 (400MB)
Cylinders 1021 (80MB/160MB)
1199 (400MB)
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating 10
Non-operating 50
MTBF (Hours) 110,000 (80MB/160MB)
150,000 (400MB)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 6GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Standard
32-bit Adapter With Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/Second
Controller to Micro Channel 6.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8557-055/059/05F
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/5/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 5
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.0 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later (r)
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with PTF P210900) or
later
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DESCRIPTION 8557-055/059/05F
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Japanese Keyboard No
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8557-055/059/05F
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.7"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 32.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 6.0
180-265 VAC 3.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 120
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ??
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included OS/2 2.0
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 1 Year
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/25/06
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD92-098 (055/059)
NDD92-405 (05F)
Date Announced 02/25/92 (055/059)
08/11/92 (05F)
Date Withdrawn 06/11/93
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.8.1.7. PS/2 Model 57-055/059/05F: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
3363 Optical (WORM) Disk Drive models A11, B01
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
ARTIC PortMaster Adapter/A (53F2601/53F2604/53F2607) and options
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.9. PS/2 Model CL57 386SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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386SX-based Model CL57 color laptop systems.
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PS/2 Model CL57-045
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.9.1. PS/2 Model CL57-045 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8554-045
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386SX
Clock Speed 20 MHz
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle No
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB (9e)
Maximum (System) 16MB (9e)
Total # of Motherboard Memory Sockets 2 (7c)
# of Motherboard Memory Sockets Available 2 (7c)
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 80
Memory Chip Type IC DRAM
Access to Memory Sockets Access cover on bottom of
system
Wait States 0
Memory Used: Motherboard 2MB/4MB/8MB IC cards (8q)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.9.1.2. PS/2 Model CL57-045: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8554-045
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Suspend/Resume Feature Yes
Sleep Mode Supported Yes
Setup/Power Management S/W Yes
LCD Indicators Yes (9o)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (6e)
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Access to Math Coprocessor Access cover on bottom of
system
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Built-in Display Yes
Type Color LCD
Technology Thin-Film Transistor (TFT)
Active Matrix
Dimensions (Diag/H x W) 10.4"/?"x?"
# of Colors Concurrently 16 (640x480)
256 (320x200)
Color Palette 4,096 (640x480)
226,000 (320x200)
Backlit/Sidelit Side
Supertwisted Yes
Contrast Ratio 50:1
Detachable No
Screen Tilt 135┬░
External monitor port Yes
External Display Disables LCD No - Both are active
Maximum Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used ??????
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled No
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 2 (5x)
Internal Modem Optional (5x)
Hayes-compatible Yes
Asynchronous/Synchronous Yes/Yes
FAX capable Yes
Group III compatible Yes
FAX software included Yes
Send/Receive FAXes Yes/Yes
Maximum speed (bps): Data 2400
FAX 9600
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 1
CMOS Clock Yes
CMOS Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
Power Source
Battery/AC Adapter Both
AC Adapter Optional
Quick Charger N/A (Power Pack)
Car Cigarette Lighter Adapter N/A
Number of Batteries Supplied 1
Battery Type Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH)
Length of Battery Charge Approx. 1 hr (9i)
External Rechargeable Power Pack Optional
Length of Battery Charge Approx. 2 hrs (9i)
Non-Disruptive Battery Exchange Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.9.1.3. PS/2 Model CL57-045: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8554-045
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 2.5"/3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/1/0
# of 2.5"/3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/0/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Media Sensing No
Optional Diskette Drives No
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 0
Maximum # Diskette Drives 1
Diskette Caching No
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x85.9MB
Maximum # of HD Drives 1
Drive Type N/A
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 2.5"
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available N/A
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 85.9MB
Average Access Rate (ms) 17
Average Latency (ms) 8.3
Hard Disk Data Transfer/Second ??? MBytes
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ????
# of Heads 4
# of Platters ?
Sectors per Track 38
# of Cylinders 1120
Interleave Factor 1:1
Shock (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ???
Controller/Connector Type ESDI/Direct Bus Attach (DBA)
Auto Park Yes
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.9.1.4. PS/2 Model CL57-045: Expansion/Operating Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8554-045
BUILT-IN EXPANSION SLOTS
Total "Adapter" Slots 1 (5x)(9f)
Available Slots 1 (5x)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
# of Slots Required for Maximum 0
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1 (5x)
EXTERNAL EXPANSION SUPPORT
IBM 3550 Model 1 Expansion Unit No
IBM 3550 Model 2 Expansion Unit No
IBM Communications Cartridge No
IBM Communications Cartridge I No
IBM Communications Cartridge II Yes
# of Drive Bays Provided 0
# of Adapter Slots Provided 1 (9f)
# of Long/Short Slots 0/1
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/1/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available Slots 1
IBM Expansion Cartridge No
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.0 or later
IBM OS/2 2.0 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.9.1.5. PS/2 Model CL57-045: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8554-045
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (9g)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (9g)
78-Key Keyboard No
External Keyboard Supported No
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Trackball Integrated into Keyboard Yes
Pointing stick integrated into keybd No
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Quiet Keyboard Operation Mode Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) N/A
Keyboard detachable No
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock-Locks Cover No
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.9.1.6. PS/2 Model CL57-045: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8554-045
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Laptop
Dimensions: Height 2.8"
Width 12.8"
Depth 10.9"
Weight (lbs): With Battery 11.0
Carrying Case Optional
Leather/Vinyl Vinyl
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) N/A
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-265 VAC ???
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 8000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 136
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ??
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service Yes
Countries Warranty Valid In 80+
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/56/05
BIOS Date 02/28/92
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD92-172
Date Announced 03/24/92
Date Withdrawn 12/15/92
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.10. PS/2 Model M57 386SLC Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
This section contains feature and technical specification information for the
IBM 386SLC-based Ultimedia Model M57 systems. These are differentiated from
the "standard" Model 57s by the use of the 386SLC chip, rather than the 386SX,
and the addition of multimedia-related features.
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DESCRIPTION 8557-259
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor IBM 386SLC (8g)
Clock Multiplying No
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 8K
Clock Speed (MHz) 20
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
Upgradeable Processor Complex 40/20MHz IBM 486SLC2 (9y)
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB(7b)/8MB(9u) (9z)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Memory Cache Controller Yes (8k)
Internal/External Cache Internal
Standard Memory Cache Size 8K
Optional External Memory Cache N/A
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.10.1.2. PS/2 Model M57-259: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8557-259
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (8m)
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA/XGA (8n)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Enhanced Audio Features
Audio Card Used (Standard) M-Audio Capture and Playback
Adapter/A (2a)
Audio Compression Supported Yes
Audio Sampling Supported 16K
FM Quality Stereo Sound Yes
Connected to Multimedia Panel Yes
Multimedia Panel Features
Volume Control Yes
Stereo Headphone Jack Yes
Mono Microphone Jack Yes
Enhanced Loudspeaker Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes
Mouse Resolution Up to 200 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.10.1.3. PS/2 Model M57-259: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8557-259
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3 (6r)(6z)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1 (8l)
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (4n)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x160MB
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 16
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 1.5 MBytes
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 8
# of Platters 4
Sectors per Track 39
Cylinders 1021
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating 10
Non-operating 50
MTBF (Hours) 110,000
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 4GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Standard
32-bit Adapter With Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second
Controller to Micro Channel 6.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Standard
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Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Software CD Included Yes (8r)
Diagnostic CD Included Yes
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.10.1.4. PS/2 Model M57-259: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8557-259
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/5/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3 (8o)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.0 or later (8r)
IBM OS/2 2.0 or later (8r)
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with PTF P210900) or
later
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.10.1.5. PS/2 Model M57-259: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8557-259
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Japanese Keyboard No
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.10.1.6. PS/2 Model M57-259: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8557-259
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Optional
Dimensions: Height 6.7"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 37.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 6.0
180-265 VAC 3.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 189
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ??
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included (8r)
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 1 Year
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/25/06
Date Announced 02/25/92
Date Withdrawn 06/11/93
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.10.1.7. PS/2 Model M57-259: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
3363 Optical (WORM) Disk Drive models A11, B01
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
ARTIC PortMaster Adapter/A (53F2601/53F2604/53F2607) and options
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.11. PS/2 Model 60 286 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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80286-based Model 60 systems.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.11.1. PS/2 Model 60-041/071 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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hard disk drive used. Therefore both models will be covered by this one
document. Differences will be indicated by model number in parentheses.
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DESCRIPTION 8560-041/071
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor 80286
Clock Speed 10 MHz
Instruction Set 16 bit
Addressing 24 bit
I/O Channel Width 16/8 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 1MB (5h)
Maximum (Motherboard) 1MB
Maximum (System) 16MB
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 4
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 0
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 150
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 1
Adapter 0
Memory Used: Motherboard 256K SIMM
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.11.1.2. PS/2 Model 60-041/071: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8560-041/071
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing No
Optional Math Coprocessor 80287
Coprocessor Speed 10MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics 8514/A (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 16
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled No
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8560-041/071
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/1
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(2z)
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(2j)
Internal Drives Supported 3 (2z)
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (2z)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x44MB (041)
1x70MB (071)
Controller Type ST-506 (041)
ESDI
Drive Type 31/32 (44MB)
ESDI (70MB)
Drive Form Factor 5.25"
Average Access Rate (ms) 40 (44MB)
30 (70MB)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbits/second) 5.0 (44MB)
10.0 (70MB)
Encoding Method MFM
# of Heads 7/5 (44MB)
7 (70MB)
# of Platters 4/3 (44MB)
4 (70MB)
Sectors per Track 17/17 (44MB)
36 (70MB)
Cylinders 733/1024 (44MB)
583 (70MB)
Interleave Factor 1:1
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of HD Drives 2 (2z)
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available 44MB (40ms) (041)
70MB (30ms) (071)
115MB (28ms) (071)
314MB (23ms} (071)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 88MB (041)
384MB (071)
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 5
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (2j)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (7i)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
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DESCRIPTION 8560-041/071
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 8
# of Long/Short Slots 8/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/8/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 7 (2o)
Max. RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Max. RAM Using Only 1 Slot 9MB (2l)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 2
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 5
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.0 through 1.30.2
IBM AIX PS/2 No
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DESCRIPTION 8560-041/071
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8560-041/071
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Floor-standing
Dimensions: Height 23.5"
Width 6.5"
Depth 19.0"
Weight (lbs) 47.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 207 (041)
225 (071)
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 5.3
180-265 VAC 2.7
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 1240
Noise Level Classification 1
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 46
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision FC/05/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD87-263, 187-???
Date Announced 04/02/87
Date Withdrawn 10/31/90
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.12. PS/2 Model 65 386SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ARCHITECTURE 8565-061/121/321
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386SX
Clock Speed 16 MHz
Instruction Set 32 Bit
Addressing 24 bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle No
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB (2w)
Maximum (Motherboard) 8MB (4k)
Maximum Addressable (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 2
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 1
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 100/85 (2s)
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Memory Used: Motherboard 1MB/2MB/4MB SIMMs
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STANDARD FEATURES 8565-061/121/321
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX
Co-processor Speed 16MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode No
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant No (1w)
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports Standard 1
UART Chip Used NS16550AFN
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 15
Replaceable No
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
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DISK STORAGE 8565-061/121/321
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 5 or 6 (3v)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 4/1 or 6/0 (3v)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 2/1 or 4/0 (3v)
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(3t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K N/A (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(2j)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 3 (3t)
External Drives Supported 1 (4n)
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (3t)(4n)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x60MB (061)
1x120MB (121)
1x320MB (321)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method MFM (60MB/120MB)
RLL (320MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K (60MB/120MB)
64K (320MB)
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 1.25 MBytes (60MB/120MB)
2.0 Mbytes (320MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600 (60MB/120MB)
4613 (320MB)
# of Heads 4 (60MB)
8 (120MB)
14 (320MB)
# of Platters 2 (60MB)
4 (120MB)
8 (320MB)
Sectors per Track 26 (60MB)
32 (120MB)
48 (320MB)
Cylinders 762 (60MB)
920 (120MB)
949 (320MB)
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ?? (60MB)
?? (120MB)
10 (320MB)
Non-Operating ?? (60MB)
?? (120MB)
35 (320MB)
MTBF (Hours) ??? (60MB)
??? (120MB)
150,000 (320MB)
Auto Park Yes
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3 or 4 (3v)
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 8GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Standard
32-bit Adapter with Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second
Controller to Micro Channel 6.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI Devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Optional 2nd Controller ESDI (4q)
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (2j)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
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EXPANSION 8565-061/121/321
Total Adapter Slots 8
# of Long/Short Slots 8/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/8/0 (3a)(3y)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 7
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 16MB (3d)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 1
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 6
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC/DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.2 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with the Golden PTF)
or later
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KEYBOARD 8565-061/121/321
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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PHYSICAL FACTORS 8565-061/121/321
Footprint Type Floor-standing
Dimensions: Height 23.5"
Width 6.5"
Depth 19.0"
Weight (lbs) 52.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 250
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 5.3
180-265 VAC 2.7
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 1218
Noise Level Classification 3D
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 54
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/1C/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD90-221, 191-??? (061/121)
NDD90-446, 191-??? (321)
Date Announced 03/20/90
Date Withdrawn 07/23/91
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.13. PS/2 Model 70 386DX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8570-E61
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386DX
Clock Speed 16 MHz
Instruction Set 32 Bit
Addressing 32 Bit
I/O Channel Width 32/16 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle Yes
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 1MB/2MB (4e)
Maximum (Motherboard) 6MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 3
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 2
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 85
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter 0-2
Memory Used: Motherboard 1MB/2MB SIMM
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DESCRIPTION 8570-E61
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Optional Math Coprocessor 387
Coprocessor Speed 16MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550A
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-E61
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(2j)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x60MB
Drive Type N/A
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Maximum # of HD Drives 1
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available N/A
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 60MB
Average Access Rate (ms) 27
Encoding Method MFM
Data Transfer Rate (Mb/second) 8.4
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 6
# of Platters 3
Sectors per Track 26
Cylinders 762
Interleave Factor 1:1
Controller/Connector Type ESDI/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 4
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (2j)
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-E61
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/1/2 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 16MB (3b)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 1
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 2
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.0 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.1 or later
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DESCRIPTION 8570-E61
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-E61
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 5.5"
Width 14.1"
Depth 16.5"
Weight (lbs) 21.0
Max Monitor Weight Supported by Cabinet (lbs) 28 (6o)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 132
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.7
180-265 VAC 1.4
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 751
Noise Level Classification 1
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 240
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/09/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD88-261, 191-???
Date Announced 06/07/88
Date Withdrawn 07/23/91
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.13.2. PS/2 Model 70-061/121 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8570-061/121
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386DX
Clock Speed 20 MHz
Instruction Set 32 Bit
Addressing 32 Bit
I/O Channel Width 32/16 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle Yes
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 6MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 3
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 2
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 85
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter 0-2
Memory Used: Motherboard 1MB/2MB SIMM
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DESCRIPTION 8570-061/121
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Optional Math Coprocessor 387
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550A
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-061/121
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K N/A (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(2j)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x60MB (061)
1x120MB (121)
Drive Type N/A
Encoding Method MFM
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 27 (60MB)
23 (120MB)
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 8.4 Mbits (60MB)
10.2 Mbits (120MB)
# of Heads 6 (60MB)
8 (120MB)
# of Platters 3 (60MB)
4 (120MB)
Sectors per Track 26 (60MB)
32 (120MB)
Cylinders 762 (60MB)
920 (120MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
Interleave Factor 1:1
Controller/Connector Type ESDI/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of HD Drives 1
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available N/A
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 60MB (061) (3z)(5k)
120MB (121) (3z)(5k)
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 4
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives No
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (2j)
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-061/121
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/1/2 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using No Slots 6MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 16MB (3b)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 2
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 2
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.0 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2 or later
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DESCRIPTION 8570-061/121
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard N/A
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-061/121
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 5.5"
Width 14.1"
Depth 16.5"
Weight (lbs) 21.0
Max Monitor Weight Supported by Cabinet (lbs) 28 (6o)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 132
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.7
180-265 VAC 1.4
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 751
Noise Level Classification 1
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 40
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 478, 5th Edition
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/04/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD88-261, 191-??? (121)
NDD89-539, 191-??? (061)
Date Announced 09/26/89
Date Withdrawn 09/11/91
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DESCRIPTION 8570-081/161
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386DX
Clock Speed 20 MHz
Instruction Set 32 Bit
Addressing 32 Bit
I/O Channel Width 32/16 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle Yes
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB (7e)
Maximum (Motherboard) 6MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 3
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 1
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 85
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter 0-2
Memory Used: Motherboard 1MB/2MB SIMM
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DESCRIPTION 8570-081/161
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Optional Math Coprocessor 387DX
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode No
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant No (1w)
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550A
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-081/161
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K N/A (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(2j)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x80MB (081)
1x160MB (161)
Maximum # of HD Drives 1
Drive Type N/A
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Avg Access Rate (ms) 17 (80MB)
16 (160MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 1.35 MBytes (80MB)
1.5 MBytes (160MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 4 (80MB)
8 (160MB)
# of Platters 2 (80MB)
4 (160MB)
Sectors per Track 39
# of Cylinders 1021
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available N/A
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 80MB (081) (3z)(5k)
160MB (161) (3z)(5k)
Interleave Factor 1:1
Shock (Gs): Operating 10
Non-operating 50
MTBF (Hours) 110,000
Controller/Connector Type ESDI/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 4
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives No
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (2j)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-081/161
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/1/2 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using No Slots 6MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 16MB (3b)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 2
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 2
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.3 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with the Golden PTF)
or later
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DESCRIPTION 8570-081/161
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard N/A
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-081/161
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 5.5"
Width 14.1"
Depth 16.5"
Weight (lbs) 21.0
Max Monitor Weight Supported by Cabinet (lbs) 28 (6o)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 132
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.7
180-265 VAC 1.4
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 751
Noise Level Classification 1
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 40
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 478, 5th Edition
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/04/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD91-225, 191-???
Date Announced 06/11/91
Date Withdrawn 08/12/92 (081)
N/A (161)
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DESCRIPTION 8570-A61/A21
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386DX
Clock Speed 25 MHz
Instruction Set 32 Bit
Addressing 32 Bit
I/O Channel Width 32/16 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available 25MHz 486DX
486 Burst Mode Enabled No
Matched Memory Cycle Yes
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 8MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 4
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 3
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 80
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller Yes
Internal/External Cache External
Standard Memory Cache Size 64K
Cache Memory Type SRAM
Cache Memory Speed (ns) 25
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2 (3c)
Adapter 0-2 (3c)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2MB SIMM
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DESCRIPTION 8570-A61/A21
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Optional Math Coprocessor 387
Coprocessor Speed 25MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-A61/A21
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K N/A (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(2j)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x60MB (A61)
1x120MB (A21)
Drive Type N/A
Encoding Method MFM
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 27 (60MB)
23 (120MB)
Sector Buffer Size ??K
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 8.4 Mbits (60MB)
10.2 Mbits (120MB)
# of Heads 6 (60MB)
8 (120MB)
# of Platters 3 (60MB)
4 (120MB)
Sectors per Track 26 (60MB)
32 (120MB)
Cylinders 762 (60MB)
920 (120MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
Interleave Factor 1:1
Shock (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ???
Controller/Connector Type ESDI/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of HD Drives 1
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available N/A
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 60MB (A61) (3z)(5k)
120MB (A21) (3z)(5k)
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 4
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives No
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (2j)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-A61/A21
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/1/2 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 16MB (3d)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 1
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 2
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.2 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.1 or later
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DESCRIPTION 8570-A61/A21
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-A61/A21
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 5.5"
Width 14.1"
Depth 16.5"
Weight (lbs) 21.0
Max Monitor Weight Supported by Cabinet (lbs) 28 (6o)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 132
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.7
180-265 VAC 1.4
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 751
Noise Level Classification 1
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 40
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 478, 5th Edition
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/0D/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD88-260, 191-??? (A21)
NDD89-539, 191-??? (A61)
Date Announced 09/26/89
Date Withdrawn 09/11/91
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DESCRIPTION 8570-A81/A16
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386DX
Clock Speed 25 MHz
Instruction Set 32 Bit
Addressing 32 Bit
I/O Channel Width 32/16 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex 25MHz 486DX
486 Burst Mode Enabled No
Matched Memory Cycle Yes
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB (7e)
Maximum (Motherboard) 8MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 4
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 3
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 80
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller Yes
Internal/External Cache External
Standard Memory Cache Size 64K
Cache Memory Type SRAM
Cache Memory Speed (ns) 25
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2 (3c)
Adapter 0-2 (3c)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2MB SIMM
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DESCRIPTION 8570-A81/A16
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Optional Math Coprocessor 387
Coprocessor Speed 25MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-A81/A16
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K N/A (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(2j)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x80MB (A81)
1x160MB (A16)
Maximum # of HD Drives 1
Drive Type N/A
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Avg Access Rate (ms) 17 (80MB)
16 (160MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 1.35 MBytes (80MB)
1.5 MBytes (160MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 4 (80MB)
8 (160MB)
# of Platters 2 (80MB)
4 (160MB)
Sectors per Track 39
# of Cylinders 1021
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available N/A
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 80MB (A81) (3z)(5k)
160MB (A16) (3z)(5k)
Interleave Factor 1:1
Shock (Gs): Operating 10
Non-operating 50
MTBF (Hours) 110,000
Controller/Connector Type ESDI/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 4
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives No
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives No
TAPE STORAGE
External Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (2j)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-A81/A16
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/1/2 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 16MB (3d)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 1
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 2
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.3 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with the Golden PTF)
or later
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DESCRIPTION 8570-A81/A16
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-A81/A16
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 5.5"
Width 14.1"
Depth 16.5"
Weight (lbs) 21.0
Max Monitor Weight Supported by Cabinet (lbs) 28 (6o)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 132
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.7
180-265 VAC 1.4
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 751
Noise Level Classification 1
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 40
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 478, 5th Edition
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/0D/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD91-225, 191-???
Date Announced 06/11/91
Date Withdrawn 08/12/92 (A81)
N/A (A16)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.14. PS/2 Model 70 486DX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.14.1. PS/2 Model 70-B61/B21 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models 70-B61 and 70-B21 models are identical to the A61 and A21
models except with a PS/2 486/25 Power Platform installed.
The 70-B61 and -B21 models are identical except for the size of the hard disk
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DESCRIPTION 8570-B61/B21
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor 486DX
Clock Speed 25 MHz (3e)
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32/16 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available None
486 Burst Mode Enabled No
Matched Memory Cycle Yes
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 8MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r) (2r)
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 4
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 3
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 80
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller Yes
Internal/External Cache Internal (3f)
Standard Memory Cache Size 8K (3f)
Optional External Memory Cache No
External Cache Memory Type N/A
Ext. Cache Memory Speed (ns) N/A
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2 (3c)
Adapter 0-2 (3c)
Memory Chips Used: System Bd 2MB SIMM
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DESCRIPTION 8570-B61/B21
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Optional Math Coprocessor Built-in (3g)
Coprocessor Speed 25MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550A
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-B61/B21
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y) (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(2j)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x60MB (B61)
1x120MB (B21)
Controller/Connector Type ESDI/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA)
Drive Type N/A
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Maximum # of HD Drives 1
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available N/A
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 60MB (B61)
120MB (B21)
Average Access Rate (ms) 27 (60MB)
23 (120MB)
Encoding Method MFM
Data Transfer Rate (Mbits/sec) 8.4 (60MB)
10.2 (120MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 6 (60MB)
8 (120MB)
# of Platters 3 (60MB)
4 (120MB)
Sectors per Track 26 (60MB)
32 (120MB)
Cylinders 768 (60MB)
920 (120MB)
Interleave Factor 1:1
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 4
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (2j)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-B61/B21
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/1/2 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 16MB (3d)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 1
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 2
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.1 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2 or later
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DESCRIPTION 8570-B61/B21
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8570-B61/B21
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 5.5"
Width 14.1"
Depth 16.5"
Weight (lbs) 21.0
Max Monitor Weight Supported by Cabinet (lbs) 28 (6o)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 132
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.7
180-265 VAC 1.4
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 751
Noise Level Classification 1
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 40
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/1B/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD89-700, 191-???
Date Announced 12/19/89
Date Withdrawn 09/11/91
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.15. PS/2 Model P70 386DX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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PS/2 Model P70-031 PS/2 Model P70-061/121
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DESCRIPTION 8573-031
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386DX
Clock Speed 16 MHz
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32/16 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle Yes
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 1MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 8MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r) (2r)
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 4
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 3
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 85
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter 0-2
Memory Used: Motherboard 1MB/2MB SIMM
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DESCRIPTION 8573-031
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Optional Math Coprocessor 387
Coprocessor Speed 16MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Integrated Display Yes (3h)
Type Gas Plasma
Size (Diagonal Measure) 10"
Gray-shades 16
Monochrome color Orange
Maximum Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550A
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8573-031
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(5b)
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (g)(5s)
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB No (i)(2j)
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x30MB
Drive Type N/A
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Maximum # of HD Drives 1
Average Access Rate (ms) 19
Encoding Method RLL
Data Transfer Rate (Mbits/second) 10.0
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 4
# of Platters 2
Sectors per Track 25
Cylinders 615
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 30MB
Interleave Factor 1:1
Controller/Connector Type ST-506/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 3
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
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DESCRIPTION 8573-031
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 2
# of Long/Short Slots 1/1
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/1/1 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 2
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 16MB (3d)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 1
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.2 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 No (2v)
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DESCRIPTION 8573-031
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 1.2 (4j)
Keyboard Extension Cord Withdrawn
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8573-031
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Portable
Dimensions: Height 12.0"
Width 18.3"
Depth 16.5"
Weight (lbs) 20.8 (3j)
Carrying Handle Yes
Carrying Case Optional
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 85
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.4
180-264 VAC 1.2
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 480
Noise Level Classification 3D
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 39
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/50/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD90-098, 191-???
Date Announced 03/20/90
Date Withdrawn 07/23/91
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.15.2. PS/2 Model P70-061/121 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8573-061/121
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386DX
Clock Speed 20 MHz
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32/16 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle Yes
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 8MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r) (2r)
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 4
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 3
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 85
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter 0-2
Memory Used: Motherboard 1MB/2MB SIMM
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DESCRIPTION 8573-061/121
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Optional Math Coprocessor 387
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Integrated Display Yes (3h)
Type Gas Plasma
Size (Diagonal Measure) 10"
Gray-shades 16
Monochrome color Orange
Maximum Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550A
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8573-061/121
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(5b)
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (g)(5s)
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB No (i)(2j)
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x60MB (061)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x120MB (121)
Drive Type N/A
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Maximum # of HD Drives 1
Average Access Rate (ms) 27 (60MB)
23 (120MB)
Encoding Method MFM
Data Transfer Rate (Mbits/second) 8.4 (60MB)
10.2 (120MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 6 (60MB)
8 (120MB)
# of Platters 3 (60MB)
4 (120MB)
Sectors per Track 26 (60MB)
32 (120MB)
Cylinders 762 (60MB)
920 (120MB)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 60MB (061)
120MB (121)
Interleave Factor 1:1
Controller/Connector Type ESDI/36-pin Direct Bus
Attach (DBA)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 3
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
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DESCRIPTION 8573-061/121
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 2
# of Long/Short Slots 1/1
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/1/1 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 2
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 16MB (3d)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 1
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 1
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.2 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8573-061/121
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 1.2 (4j)
Keyboard Extension Cord Withdrawn
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8573-061/121
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Portable
Dimensions: Height 12.0"
Width 18.3"
Depth 16.5"
Weight (lbs) 20.8 (3j)
Carrying Handle Yes
Carrying Case Optional
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 85
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 2.4
180-264 VAC 1.2
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 480
Noise Level Classification 3D
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 39
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/0B/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD89-239, 191-???
Date Announced 05/09/89
Date Withdrawn 07/23/91 (061)
12/15/92 (121)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.16. PS/2 Model P75 486DX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8573-161/401
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor 486DX
Clock Speed 33 MHz
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32/16 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
486 Burst Mode Enabled No
Matched Memory Cycle Yes (5i)
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB (5g)
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets 4
# of Sys Bd SIMM Sockets Avail 2
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 70 (4y)(7k)
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller Yes
Internal/External Cache Internal
Standard Memory Cache Size 8K
Optional External Memory Cache No
External Cache Memory Type N/A
Ext. Cache Memory Speed (ns) N/A
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter ???
Memory Chips Used: System Bd 1/2/4MB SIMMs (70/80/85ns)
(7k)
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DESCRIPTION 8573-161/401
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Optional Math Coprocessor Built-in (3g)
Coprocessor Speed 33 MHz
Standard Graphics VGA/XGA (5a)
8/16/32-bit Controller 16/32 (6u)
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Integrated Display Yes (3h)
Type Gas Plasma
Size (Diagonal Measure) 10"
Gray-shades 16
Monochrome color Orange
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550A
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
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DESCRIPTION 8573-161/401
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/0
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(5b)(5b)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (g)(5s)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y) (y)
3.5" 1.44MB No
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 2
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x160MB (161)
1x400MB (401)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Maximum # of HD Drives 1
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 400MB (3z)
Average Access Rate (ms) 16 (160MB)
11.5 (400MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K (160MB)
128K (400MB)
Average Latency (ms) ?.?? (160MB)
6.95 (400MB)
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 1.5 MBytes (160MB)
2.0 MBytes (400MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600 (160MB)
4316 (400MB)
# of Heads 8 (160MB)
14 (400MB)
# of Platters 4 (160MB)
8 (400MB)
Sectors per Track 39 (160MB)
48 (400MB)
Cylinders 1021 (160MB)
1199 (400MB)
Interleave Factor 1:1
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating 10
Non-operating 50 (160MB)
35 (400MB)
MTBF (Hours) 110,000 (160MB)
150,000 (400MB)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 3
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
External Tape Drive Support Yes
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
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DESCRIPTION 8573-161/401
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 4
# of Long/Short Slots 2/2
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/2/2 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 4
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Maximum RAM Using Only 1 Slot 16MB (5g)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 0
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 4
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.2 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with the Golden PTF)
or later
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DESCRIPTION 8573-161/401
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 1.2 (4j)(5d)
Keyboard Extension Cord Withdrawn
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover N/A
Locks Keyboard N/A
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8573-161/401
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Portable
Dimensions: Height 12.0"
Width 18.3"
Depth 6.1"
Weight (lbs) 22.1 (3j)
Carrying Handle Yes
Carrying Case Optional
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 120
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.0
180-264 VAC 1.5
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 50-104┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Shock/Vibration Class V2 Stationary
Corrosive Gasses Class G1
Particulates Class P1
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 751
Noise Level Classification 3D
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ???
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/52/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD90-474, 191-???
Date Announced 11/12/90
Date Withdrawn 12/15/92 (161)
??/??/?? (401)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.17. PS/2 Model 80 386DX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8580-041/071
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386DX
Clock Speed 16 MHz
Instruction Set 32 Bit
Addressing 32 Bit
I/O Channel Width 32/16 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle Yes
Page Memory Logic No
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 1MB (3k) (041)
2MB (3n) (071)
Maximum (Motherboard) 2MB (3n)/4MB (3o)
Maximum (System) 16MB
Total # of Memory Sockets 2
# of Memory Sockets Available 1
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 80
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 1
Adapter 1
Memory Used: Motherboard 1MB/2MB Card
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DESCRIPTION 8580-041/071
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing No
Optional Math Coprocessor 387
Coprocessor Speed 16MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled No
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8580-041/071
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/1
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(2z)
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(2j)
Internal Drives Supported 3 (2z)
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (2z)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x44MB (041)
1x70MB (071)
Controller Type ST-506 (041)
ESDI
Drive Type 31/32 (44MB)
ESDI (70MB)
Drive Form Factor 5.25"
Average Access Rate (ms) 40 (44MB)
30 (70MB)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbits/second) 5.0 (44MB)
10.0 (70MB)
Encoding Method MFM
# of Heads 7/5 (44MB)
7 (70MB)
# of Platters 4/3 (44MB)
4 (70MB)
Sectors per Track 17/17 (44MB)
36 (70MB)
Cylinders 733/1024 (44MB)
583 (70MB)
Interleave Factor 1:1
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of HD Drives 2 (2z)
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available 44MB (40ms) (041)
70MB (30ms) (071)
115MB (28ms) (071)
314MB (23ms} (071)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 88MB (041)
384MB (071)
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 5
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (2j)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (7i)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
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DESCRIPTION 8580-041/071
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 8
# of Long/Short Slots 8/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/5/3 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 7 (2o)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
# of Slots Required for Maximum 1 (3m)
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 6
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.1 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.1 or later
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DESCRIPTION 8580-041/071
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8580-041/071
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Floor-standing
Dimensions: Height 23.5"
Width 6.5"
Depth 19.0"
Weight (lbs) 52.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 225
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage: 90-137 Volts AC 5.3
180-265 Volts AC 2.7
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 1245
Noise Level Classification 1
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 46
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/00/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD87-137, 187-???
Date Announced 04/02/87
Date Withdrawn 10/31/90
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DESCRIPTION 8580-081/121/161/321
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386DX
Clock Speed 20 MHz
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32/16 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
External Processor Cache No
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Uses Matched Memory Cycle Yes
Uses Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB(3p)/4MB(7s)(6j)
Maximum (Motherboard) 4MB (7s)
Maximum (System) 16MB
Total # of Memory Sockets 2
# of Memory Sockets Available 1/0 (6j)
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 80
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter 1
Memory Used: Motherboard 2MB Card
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DESCRIPTION 8580-081/121/161/321
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Optional Math Co-processor 387
Co-processor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
RS232C Serial Ports Standard 1
UART Chip Used NS16550AFN
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (3s)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
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DESCRIPTION 8580-081/121/161/321
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 5 or 6 (3v)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 4/1 or 6/0 (3v)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 2/1 or 4/0 (3v)
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(3t)(2z)
3.5" 720K N/A (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(2j)
Internal Drives Supported 3 (3t)
External Drives Supported 1 (4n)
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (3t)(4n)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x80MB (081)
1x120MB (121)
1x160MB (161)
1x320MB (321)
Drive Form Factor 3.5" (80MB)
Encoding Method MFM (120MB)
RLL (80MB/160MB/320MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K (80MB/120MB/160MB)
64K (320MB)
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 1.25 MBytes (120MB)
1.5 MBytes (80MB/160MB)
2.0 MBytes (320MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600 (80MB/120MB/160MB)
4316 (320MB)
# of Heads 4 (80MB)
8 (120MB/160MB)
14 (320MB)
# of Platters 2 (80MB)
4 (120MB/160MB)
8 (320MB)
Sectors per Track 39 (80MB/160MB)
32 (120MB)
48 (320MB)
Cylinders 920 (120MB)
949 (320MB)
1021 (80MB/160MB)
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating 10 (80MB/160MB/320MB)
??? (120MB)
Non-operating 35 (320MB)
50 (80MB/160MB)
??? (120MB)
MTBF (Hours) 110,000 (80MB/160MB)
150,000 (320MB)
??? (120MB)
Auto Park Yes (80MB)
Drive Type SCSI (80MB)
Encoding Method RLL (80MB)
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating 10 (80MB)
Non-operating 50 (80MB)
MTBF (Hours) 110,000 (80MB)
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3 or 4 (3v)
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 8GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Standard
32-bit Adapter with Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/Second
Ctrlr to Micro Channel 6.6 MBytes
Ctrlr to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Optional 2nd Controller ESDI (4q)
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (2j)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (7i)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8580-081/121/161/321
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 8
# of Long/Short Slots 8/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/5/3 (3a)(3y)
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 7
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB
# of Slots Required for Maximum 1 (3q)
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 6
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC/DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.2 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with the Golden PTF)
or later
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DESCRIPTION 8580-081/121/161/321
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8580-081/121/161/321
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Floor-standing
Dimensions: Height 23.5"
Width 6.5"
Depth 19.0"
Weight (lbs) 45.3
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 242
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 5.3
180-265 VAC 2.7
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 1390
Noise Level Classification 3D
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 40
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/01/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD90-222, 191-??? (121/321)
NDD90-445, 191-??? (081/161)
Date Announced 03/20/90 (121/321)
10/30/90 (081/161)
Date Withdrawn 01/29/91 (121)
08/12/92 (081/161/321)
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DESCRIPTION 8580-111/311
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386DX
Clock Speed 20 MHz
Instruction Set 32 Bit
Addressing 32 Bit
I/O Channel Width 32/16 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Matched Memory Cycle Yes
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 2MB (3p)
Maximum (Motherboard) 4MB (7s)
Maximum Addressable (System) 16MB
Total # of Sys Bd Mem Sockets 2
# of Sys Bd Mem Sockets Avail 1
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 80
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller No
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2
Adapter 1
Memory Used: Motherboard 1MB/2MB/4MB Card
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DESCRIPTION 8580-111/311
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing No
Optional Math Coprocessor 387
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Maximum Graphics XGA (c)
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
Bus Master Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 1
UART Chip Used NS16550
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer No
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8580-111/311
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/1
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(2j)
Internal Drives Supported 3 (2z)
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (2z)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x115MB (111)
1x314MB (311)
Drive Type ESDI
Encoding Method MFM
Drive Form Factor 5.25"
# of Heads 7 (115MB)
15 (314MB)
# of Platters 4 (115MB)
8 (314MB)
Sectors per Track 36 (115MB)
34 (314MB)
Cylinders 915 (115MB)
1225 (314MB)
Maximum # of HD Drives 2 (2z)
Optional HD Drive Sizes Available 70MB (30ms)
115MB (28ms)
314MB (23ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 429MB (111)
628MB (311)
Controller Type ESDI
Data Transfer Rate (Mb/second) 10.0
Interleave Factor 1:1
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of DD and HD Drives 5
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (2j)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (7i)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
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DESCRIPTION 8580-111/311
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 8
# of Long/Short Slots 8/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/5/3 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 7
Max. RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Max. RAM Using Only 1 Slot 16MB (3q)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 1
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 6
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.1 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.1 or later
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DESCRIPTION 8580-111/311
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8580-111/311
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Floor-standing
Dimensions: Height 23.5"
Width 6.5"
Depth 19.0"
Weight (lbs) 52.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 225
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 5.3
180-265 VAC 2.7
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 1245
Noise Level Classification 1
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 46
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/01/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD87-138, 187-??? (111)
NDD87-427, 191-??? (311)
Date Announced 04/02/87 (111)
08/04/87 (311)
Date Withdrawn 12/27/90
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.17.4. PS/2 Model 80-A16/A21/A31 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8580-A16/A21/A31
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 386DX
Clock Speed 25 MHz
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32/16 Bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
Upgradeable Processor Complex No
Uses Matched Memory Cycle Yes
Uses Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB (4b)
Maximum (Motherboard) 8MB (7r)
Maximum (System) 16MB
Total # of Sys Bd Mem Sockets 2
# of Sys Bd Mem Sockets Avail 1
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 80
Memory Chip Type DRAM
Memory Cache Controller Yes
Internal/External Cache External
Standard Memory Cache Size 64K
Cache Memory Type SRAM
Cache Memory Speed (ns) 25
Wait States: Motherboard 0-2 (3c)
Adapter 0-2 (3c)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2MB/4MB Card
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DESCRIPTION 8580-A16/A21/A31
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
Optional Math Coprocessor 387
Co-processor Speed 25MHz
Standard Graphics VGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 8
Bus Master No
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 256K
Maximum Graphics XGA (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
RS232C Serial Ports Standard 1
UART Chip Used NS16550AFN
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (3s)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
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DESCRIPTION 8580-A16/A21/A31
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 5 or 6 (3v)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 4/1 or 6/0 (3v)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 2/1 or 4/0 (3v)
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(3t)
3.5" 720K N/A (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)(2j)
Internal Drives Supported 3 (3t)
External Drives Supported 1 (4n)
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (3t)(4n)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x120MB (A21)
1x160MB (A16)
1x320MB (A31)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method MFM (120MB)
RLL (160MB/320MB)
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Sector Buffer Size 32K (120MB/160MB)
64K (320MB)
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 1.25 MBytes (120MB)
1.5 MBytes (160MB)
2.0 MBytes (320MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600 (120MB/160MB)
4316 (320MB)
# of Heads 8 (120MB)
8 (160MB)
14 (320MB)
# of Platters 4 (120MB/160MB)
8 (320MB)
Sectors per Track 32 (120MB)
39 (160MB)
48 (320MB)
Cylinders 920 (120MB)
949 (320MB)
1021 (160MB)
Auto Park Yes
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating 10 (160MB/320MB)
Non-operating 35 (320MB)
50 (160MB)
MTBF (Hours) 110,000 (160MB)
150,000 (320MB)
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3 or 4 (3v)
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 6GB or 8GB (3v)(3z)(4o)(5k)
Std Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Standard
32-bit Adapter with Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/sec
Ctrlr to Micro Channel 6.6 MBytes
Ctrlr to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Optional 2nd Controller ESDI (4q)
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Max. Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Max. Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (2j)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (7i)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8580-A16/A21/A31
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 8
# of Long/Short Slots 8/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/4/4 (3a)(3y)
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
# of Slots with Video Extension 2
Available Slots 7
Max. RAM with Available Slots 16MB
Max. RAM Using Only 1 Slot 16MB (3d)
# of Slots Required for Maximum 1
# of Slots Avail after Maximum 6
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC/DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.2 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2 or later (A21/A31)
1.2.1 (with the Golden PTF)
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DESCRIPTION 8580-A16/A21/A31
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8580-A16/A21/A31
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Floor-standing
Dimensions: Height 23.5"
Width 6.5"
Depth 19.0"
Weight (lbs) 45.3
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 242
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 5.3
180-265 VAC 2.7
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 60-90┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 1390
Noise Level Classification 3D
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 40
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/80/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD90-223, 191-??? (A21/A31)
NDD90-445, 191-??? (A16)
Date Announced 03/20/90 (A21/A31)
10/30/90 (A16)
Date Withdrawn 01/29/91 (A21)
??/??/9? (A16/A31)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.18. PS/2 Model 90 486SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.18.1. PS/2 Model 90-0G5/0G9 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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used. Therefore both models will be covered by this one document. Differences
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0G5/0G9
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel (5t)
Microprocessor 486SX (5t)
Clock Speed 20 MHz
Instruction Set 32 Bit
Addressing 32 Bit
I/O Channel Width 32 Bit
Memory Channel Width 64 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
486 Burst Mode Enabled Yes
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes (5t)
Processor Upgrades Available 25MHz 486DX
33MHz 486DX
50/25MHz 486DX2
66/33MHz 486DX2
50MHz 486DX
60MHz Pentium
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB (5p)
Maximum (Motherboard) 64MB (5j)
Maximum (System) 64MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 8
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 6
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 70 (4y)(5o)
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Memory Cache Controller Yes
Internal/External Cache Internal
Standard Memory Cache Size 8K
Optional External Memory Cache No
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Chips Used: System Bd 1/2/4/8MB SIMMs
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0G5/0G9
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 487SX
Coprocessor Speed 20MHz
Standard Graphics XGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 512K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 2
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.18.1.3. PS/2 Model 90-0G5/0G9: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0G5/0G9
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/1
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 3 (5r)
External Drives Supported 1 (4n)
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (4n)(5r)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x80MB (0G5)
1x160MB (0G9)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 17 (80MB)
16 (160MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 1.5 MBytes
Average Latency (ms) 8.3
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 4 (80MB)
8 (160MB)
# of Platters 2 (80MB)
4 (160MB)
Sectors per Track 39
Cylinders 1021
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating 10
Non-operating 50
MTBF (Hours) 110,000
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 6GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Optional
32-bit Adapter with Cache Standard
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second
Controller to Micro Channel 13.3 MBytes
Controller to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (5r)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support Yes
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.18.1.4. PS/2 Model 90-0G5/0G9: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0G5/0G9
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 4
# of Long/Short Slots 4/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/4 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 3 (5l)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 64MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.2 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with the Golden PTF)
or later
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0G5/0G9
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0G5/0G9
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 5.5"
Width 17.3"
Depth 16.9"
Weight (lbs) 25.0
Max Monitor Weight Supported by Cabinet (lbs) 40 (4z)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 194
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.8
180-264 VAC 2.4
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 662
Noise Level Classification ???
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ???
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 478, 5th Edition
CSA Approval CS220
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/2D/00 (No 487SX
installed) (6l)
F8/2F/00 (With 487SX
installed) (6l)
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD91-142, 191-???
Date Announced 04/23/91
Date Withdrawn 01/17/92
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.18.2. PS/2 Model 90-0H5/0H9 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models 90-0H5 and 90-0H9 are identical except for the hard disk drive
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will be indicated by model number in parentheses.
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0H5/0H9
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel (5t)
Microprocessor 486SX (5t)
Clock Speed 25 MHz
Instruction Set 32 Bit
Addressing 32 Bit
I/O Channel Width 32 Bit
Memory Channel Width 64 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
486 Burst Mode Enabled Yes
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes (5t)
Processor Upgrades Available 25MHz 486DX
33MHz 486DX
50/25MHz 486DX2
66/33MHz 486DX2
50MHz 486DX
60MHz Pentium
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB (5p)
Maximum (Motherboard) 64MB (5j)
Maximum (System) 64MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 8
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 6
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 70 (9r)(5o)
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Memory Cache Controller Yes
Internal/External Cache Internal
Standard Memory Cache Size 8K
Optional External Memory Cache No
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Chips Used: System Bd 1/2/4/8MB SIMMs
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0H5/0H9
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 487SX
Coprocessor Speed 25 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 512K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 2
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0H5/0H9
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/1
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 3 (5r)
External Drives Supported 1 (4n)
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (4n)(5r)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x80MB (0H5)
1x160MB (0H9)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 17 (80MB)
16 (160MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 1.5 MBytes
Average Latency (ms) 8.3
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 4 (80MB)
8 (160MB)
# of Platters 2 (80MB)
4 (160MB)
Sectors per Track 39
Cylinders 1021
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating 10
Non-operating 50
MTBF (Hours) 110,000
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 6GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Optional
32-bit Adapter with Cache Standard
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second
Controller to Micro Channel 13.3 MBytes
Controller to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (5r)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support Yes
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0H5/0H9
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 4
# of Long/Short Slots 4/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/4 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 3 (5l)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 64MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with PTF U401439,
service level 1009)
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0H5/0H9
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0H5/0H9
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 5.5"
Width 17.3"
Depth 16.9"
Weight (lbs) 25.0
Max Monitor Weight Supported by Cabinet (lbs) 40 (4z)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 194
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.8
180-264 VAC 2.4
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 662
Noise Level Classification ???
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ???
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 478, 5th Edition
CSA Approval CS220
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/57/00 (No 487SX
installed) (6l)
F8/59/00 (With 487SX
installed) (6l)
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD91-487, 191-???
Date Announced 10/17/91
Date Withdrawn 06/23/93
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.19. PS/2 Model 90 486DX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.19.1. PS/2 Model 90-0J5/0J9 Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0J5/0J9
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel (5t)
Microprocessor 486DX (5t)
Clock Speed 25 MHz
Instruction Set 32 Bit
Addressing 32 Bit
I/O Channel Width 32 Bit
Memory Channel Width 64 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
486 Burst Mode Enabled Yes
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes (5t)
Processor Upgrades Available 33MHz 486DX
50/25MHz 486DX2
66/33MHz 486DX2
50MHz 486DX
60MHz Pentium
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB/8MB (5p)(6k)
Maximum (Motherboard) 64MB (5j)
Maximum (System) 64MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 8
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 6/4 (5p)(6k)
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 70 (4y)(5o)
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Memory Cache Controller Yes
Internal/External Cache Internal
Standard Memory Cache Size 8K
Optional External Memory Cache Yes (5u)
External Cache Size 256K
External Cache Memory Type SRAM
Ext. Cache Memory Speed (ns) 17
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Chips Used: System Bd 1/2/4/8MB SIMMs
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0J5/0J9
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Built-in (3g)
Coprocessor Speed 25MHz
Standard Graphics XGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 512K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 2
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0J5/0J9
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/1
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 3 (5r)
External Drives Supported 1 (4n)
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (4n)(5r)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x80MB (0J5)
1x160MB (0J9)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 17 (80MB)
16 (160MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/second) 1.5 MBytes
Average Latency (ms) 8.3
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600
# of Heads 4 (80MB)
8 (160MB)
# of Platters 2 (80MB)
4 (160MB)
Sectors per Track 39
Cylinders 1021
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating 10
Non-operating 50
MTBF (Hours) 110,000
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 6GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Optional
32-bit Adapter with Cache Standard
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second
Controller to Micro Channel 13.3 MBytes
Controller to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (5r)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support Yes
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0J5/0J9
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 4
# of Long/Short Slots 4/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/4 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 3 (5l)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 64MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.2 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2 or later
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.19.1.5. PS/2 Model 90-0J5/0J9: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0J5/0J9
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0J5/0J9
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 5.5"
Width 17.3"
Depth 16.9"
Weight (lbs) 25.0
Max Monitor Weight Supported by Cabinet (lbs) 40 (4z)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 194
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.8
180-264 VAC 2.4
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 662
Noise Level Classification ???
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ???
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 478, 5th Edition
CSA Approval CS220
Warranty Period 1 Year
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD90-444, 191-???
Date Announced 10/30/90
Date Withdrawn 01/17/92
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.19.2. PS/2 Model 90-0K9/0KD/0KF Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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Differences will be indicated by model number in parentheses.
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0K9/0KD/0KF
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel (5t)
Microprocessor 486DX (5t)
Clock Speed 33 MHz
Instruction Set 32 Bit
Addressing 32 Bit
I/O Channel Width 32 Bit
Memory Channel Width 64 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
Bus Masters Supported 15
486 Burst Mode Enabled Yes
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes (5t)
Processor Upgrades Available 50/25MHz 486DX2
66/33MHz 486DX2
50MHz 486DX
60MHz Pentium
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB/8MB (5p)(6k)
Maximum (Motherboard) 64MB (5j)
Maximum (System) 64MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 8
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 6/4 (5p)(6k)
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 70 (4y)
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Memory Cache Controller Yes
Internal/External Cache Internal
Standard Memory Cache Size 8K
Optional External Memory Cache Yes (5u)
External Cache Size 256K
External Cache Memory Type SRAM
Ext. Cache Memory Speed (ns) 17
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Chips Used: System Bd 1/2/4/8MB SIMMs
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0K9/0KD/0KF
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Built-in (3g)
Coprocessor Speed 33MHz
Standard Graphics XGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 512K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 2
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0K9/0KD/0KF
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/1
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 3 (5r)
External Drives Supported 1 (4n)
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (4n)(5r)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x160MB (0K9/0KD/0KF)
1x320MB (0KD)
1x400MB (0KF)
Drive Type(s) SCSI
Recording Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 16 (160MB)
12.5 (320MB)
11.5 (400MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K (160MB)
64K (320MB)
128K (400MB)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbits/sec) 1.5 MBytes (160MB)
2.0 MBytes (320MB/400MB)
Average Latency (ms) 8.3 (160MB)
6.95 (320MB/400MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600 (160MB)
4316 (320MB/400MB)
# of Heads 8 (160MB)
14 (320MB/400MB)
# of Platters 4 (160MB)
8 (320MB/400MB)
Sectors per Track 39 (160MB)
48 (320MB/400MB)
Cylinders 1021 (160MB)
949 (320MB)
1199 (400MB)
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating 10
Non-operating 50 (160MB)
35 (320MB/400MB)
MTBF (Hours) 110,000 (160MB)
150,000 (320MB/400MB)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: 60MB (23ms) (8s)
80MB (17ms)
104MB (12ms)
120MB (23ms) (8s)
160MB (16ms)
212MB (12ms)
320MB (12.5ms)
400MB (11.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 6GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Optional
32-bit Adapter with Cache Standard
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second
Controller to Micro Channel 13.3 MBytes
Controller to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (5r)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support Yes
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0K9/0KD/0KF
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 4
# of Long/Short Slots 4/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/4 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 3 (5l)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 64MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 3.3 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with PTF U401439,
service level 1009)
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0K9/0KD/0KF
KEYBOARD
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0K9/0KD/0KF
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 5.5"
Width 17.3"
Depth 16.9"
Weight (lbs) 25.0
Max Monitor Weight Supported by Cabinet (lbs) 40 (4z)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 194
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.8
180-264 VAC 2.4
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 662
Noise Level Classification ???
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) ???
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 478, 5th Edition
CSA Approval CS220
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/13/00
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD90-445, 191-??? (0KD)
NDD91-486, 191-??? (0K9/0KF)
Date Announced 10/30/90 (0KD)
10/17/91 (0K9/0KF)
Date Withdrawn 01/17/92 (0KD)
07/28/92 (0K9/0KF)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.20. PS/2 Model 90 486DX2 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.20.1. PS/2 Model 90-0L9/0LF Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0L9/0LF
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel (5t)
Microprocessor 486DX2 (5t)
Clock-Doubling Yes
Clock Speed 50/25 MHz
Instruction Set 32 Bit
Addressing 32 Bit
I/O Channel Width 32 Bit
Memory Channel Width 64 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Bus Masters Supported 15
486 Burst Mode Enabled Yes
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes (5t)
Processor Upgrades Available 50/25MHz 486DX2
66/33MHz 486DX2
50MHz 486DX
60MHz Pentium
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic Yes
256K Level 2 Processor Cache Not Supported
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB
Maximum (Motherboard) 64MB (5j)
Maximum (System) 64MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 8
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available ?
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 70 (9r)(5o)
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Memory Cache Controller Yes
Internal/External Cache Internal
Standard Memory Cache Size 8K
Optional External Memory Cache No
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Chips Used: System Bd 2/4/8MB SIMMs
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0L9/0LF
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Built-in
Coprocessor Speed 50 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 512K
Maximum Graphics XGA-2 (c)
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 2
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0L9/0LF
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/1
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3 (5r)
External Drives Supported 1 (4n)
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (4n)(5r)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x160MB (0L9)
1x400MB (0LF)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Seek Time (ms) 16 (160MB)
11.5 (400MB)
Average Latency (ms) 8.3 (160MB)
6.95 (400MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K (160MB)
128K (400MB)
Hard Disk Data Transfer/second 1.5 MBytes (160MB)
2.0 MBytes (400MB)
Average Latency (ms) 8.3 (160MB)
6.95 (400MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 3600 (160MB)
4316 (400MB)
# of Heads 8 (160MB)
14 (400MB)
# of Platters 4 (160MB)
8 (400MB)
Sectors per Track 39 (160MB)
48 (400MB)
Cylinders 1021 (160MB)
1199 (400MB)
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating 10
Non-operating 50 (160MB)
35 (400MB)
MTBF (Hours) 110,000 (160MB)
150,000 (400MB)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 6GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Optional
32-bit Adapter with Cache Standard
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second
Controller to Micro Channel 16.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support Yes
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0L9/0LF
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 4
# of Long/Short Slots 4/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/4 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 3 (5l)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 64MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.0 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.2 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.2.1 (with PTF P211300) or
later
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.20.1.5. PS/2 Model 90-0L9/0LF: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0L9/0LF
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Japanese Keyboard No
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Space-Saving Keyboard Yes (8p)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
C2 Security Enabled No
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Keyboard Password Yes
Power-on Password Yes
Network Server Mode Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.20.1.6. PS/2 Model 90-0L9/0LF: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 8590-0L9/0LF
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 5.5"
Width 17.3"
Depth 16.9"
Weight (lbs) 25.0
Max Monitor Weight Supported by Cabinet (lbs) 40 (4z)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 194
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.8
180-264 VAC 2.4
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 662
Noise Level Classification ???
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 51
MISCELLANEOUS
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 478, 5th Edition
CSA Approval CS220
Warranty Period 1 Year
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/3F/03
Announcement Letter Numbers NDD92-241
Date Announced 04/28/92
Date Withdrawn 06/23/93
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 10.20.1.7. PS/2 Model 90-0L9/0LF: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
1MB Memory Module Kit--85ns (6450603)
1.44MB Diskette Drive (6451026/#1026; replaced by 6451072/#1072)
2MB Memory Module Kit--85ns (6450604)
256K Level 2 Cache Option
2-6MB Memory Expansion Option (6450367)
2-14MB Memory Expansion Option (34F3077)
2.88MB Slim High Diskette Drive (6451106/#1106)
3117 Scanner
3117 Scanner Adapter
3118 Scanner
320MB SCSI Hard Disk Drive (6451055/#1055; replaced by 6451234/#1108)
4-14MB Memory Expansion Option (34F3011)
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive (4869-001)
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB External Diskette Drive (4869-002)
5.25" 1.2MB External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6451007/#1007)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
8514/A Adapter
8MB Memory Module Kit--85ns (6450605)
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
High-Speed Scanner Adapter/A
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 11. PS/2 95xx ISA Systems: Features and Technical Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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standard and optional features, as well as technical product specifications, of
all Industry Standard Architecture-based PS/2 systems using the 95xx
designation (e.g., 9533). This reference may also be useful for comparing PS/2
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Industry Standard Architecture PS/2s (95xx)
PS/2 E 486SLC2 Systems
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 11.1. PS/2 E 486SLC2 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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486SLC2-based PS/2 E systems.
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PS/2 E 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 11.1.1. PS/2 E Models 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 E Models DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX are identical except for the presence or
absence or a diskette drive or hard disk drive, the amount of standard memory,
and the presence or absence and type of communications adapter included.
Therefore both models will be covered by this one document. Differences will
be indicated by model number in parentheses.
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 11.1.1.1. PS/2 E Models 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type ISA (PCMCIA)
Microprocessor IBM 486SLC2
Clock-Doubling Yes
Clock Speed (MHz) 50/25
Internal/External Cache Internal
Cache Size 16KB
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 7 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported No
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor No
Bus Masters Supported No
Matched Memory Cycle No
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB (GBX/1BX/2BX)
8MB (GB7/DB7)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 2
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2 (GBX/1BX/2BX)
1 (GB7/DB7)
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving No
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB 72-pin Gold-Plated
SIMMs (70ns)
Wait States: Motherboard ??
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 11.1.1.2. PS/2 E Models 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes
OPTIONAL MATH COPROCESSOR No
STANDARD GRAPHICS XGA-2
8/16/32-bit Controller 16
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master N/A
Video Memory (DRAM): Standard 1MB
Maximum 1MB
Video Chipset XGA-2
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Display Power Management Support Yes (7l)
MAXIMUM GRAPHICS XGA-2
ISA ETHERNET ADAPTER Yes (1BX)
RIPL Feature Yes
ISA TOKEN-RING ADAPTER Yes (2BX)
RIPL Feature Yes
SERIAL PORTS 1
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used 16450 Compatible (RS232D)
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 19,200
FIFO Mode Enabled No
Supports DMA Data Transfer ???
Maximum Ports Supported 1 (6i)
PARALLEL PRINTER PORTS 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 1 (6i)
POINTING DEVICE PORT Yes
IBM Mouse Included No
CMOS CLOCK Yes
BATTERY LIFE (YEARS) 5
Replaceable Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 11.1.1.3. PS/2 E Models 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 1
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/0
# of PCMCIA Sockets 4
# of PCMCIA Sockets Front/Back 2/2
Selectable Boot ??
Bootable Physical Drives ??
Diskette Drives Standard 0 (GBX/1BX/2BX)
1 x 1.44MB (GB7/DB7)
Optional Diskette Drives
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB No
Internal Drives Supported 1
External Drives Supported 0
Maximum # Diskette Drives 1
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0 (GBX/1BX/2BX)
1 x 120MB (GB7/DB7)
Standard Interface IDE
Drive Form Factor 2.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 17ms
Sector Buffer Size ??
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) ??
Average Latency (ms) 8.3
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ??
# of Heads ??
# of Platters ??
Sectors per Track ??
Cylinders ??
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ??
Auto Park ??
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives ??
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives No
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1
External PCMCIA CD-ROM Drives Yes
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support No
3.5" Tape Drives No
5.25" Tape Drives No
External Tape Drive Support Yes
SCSI Tape Drives Yes (with optional PCMCIA
SCSI adapter)
Parallel Port Tape Drives Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 11.1.1.4. PS/2 E Models 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX: Expansion/Operating Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX
EXPANSION
Total ISA Adapter Slots 0
# of Long/Short Slots 0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0
# of Slots with Video Extension 0
Available ISA Slots 0
Number of PCMCIA Type I/II/III Slots 0/0/2 (4f)
Number of PCMCIA Slots Available 2 (4f)
PCMCIA Slots Hot-Swappable Yes
PCMCIA Slots Bootable Yes
PCMCIA Specification Supported V2.01
PCMCIA Socket Services Specification V2.0
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM DOS 5.02, or later
IBM OS/2 2.1, or later
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 11.1.1.5. PS/2 E Models 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX
KEYBOARD
101-Key Quiet Keyboard Optional
Quiet Touch Keyboard with TrackPoint II Included
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting ??
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.56 (2 meters)
SECURITY
Cable/Bolt Down Capability Yes
PCMCIA Electronic Lock/Unlock Utility Yes
Keyboard Password Yes
Lockable Cable Cover With Key Lock Yes
Power on Password Yes
Privileged Access Password Yes
Secure IPL Source Yes
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 11.1.1.6. PS/2 E Models 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Space Saving
Orientation Vertical, Horizontal,
Desk-Mounted, or
Wall-Mounted
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Optional
Dimensions: Height 2.75"
Width 12.0"
Depth 12.0"
Weight (lbs): 9.5
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Electrical Power Specifications:
Power Supply (Watts) 24
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 0.7
180-265 VAC 0.35
Electrical Power (KVA)
As Shipped 0.029
Maximum 0.048
VESA Power-Saving Modes
Meets Energy Star Req's (<30W) Yes (23W typical)
Meets NUTEK Req's (<8W) No (16W in VESA Idle state)
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) ???
Operating Environment:
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude (ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 51
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 3.8 bels
Classification B
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Preloaded
DOS/Windows Operating System 5.02/3.1
OS/2 Operating System 2.1
Agency Approvals
EPA Energy Star Yes
FCC Class-B Part 15 (USA) Yes
UL-1950 1st Ed. (USA) Yes
CSA C22.2 No. 950 (Canada) Yes
IEC-IEC950 (for APG) Yes
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
Date Announced 29Jul93
Date Withdrawn ???????
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 11.1.1.7. PS/2 E Models 9533-DB7/GB7/GBX/1BX/2BX: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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With 24 bit addressing the maximum memory address space is 16 Megabytes
(GB). Of the 16MB of maximum system memory, the system requires 512K for
its use. This leaves a maximum of 15.5MB of memory address space for
use.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12. PS/2 95xx MCA Systems: Features and Technical Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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PS/2 Model 53 486SLC2 Systems PS/2 Model 77 486SX Systems
PS/2 Model 56 486SLC2 Systems PS/2 Model 77 486DX2 Systems
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Systems
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Systems
PS/2 Model 76 486SX Systems PS/2 Model 77s 486DX4
Systems
PS/2 Model 76i 486SX Systems PS/2 Model M77 486SX Systems
PS/2 Model 76i 486DX2 Systems PS/2 Model M77 486DX2
Systems
PS/2 Model 76i 486DX4 Systems PS/2 Model 90 486DX2 Systems
PS/2 Model 76s 486SX Systems
PS/2 Model 76s 486DX2 Systems
PS/2 Model 76s 486DX4 Systems
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1. PS/2 Model 53 486SLC2 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1.1. PS/2 Model 53-0B7/0BB Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1.1.1. PS/2 Model 53-0B7/0BB: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9553-0B7/0BB
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor IBM 486SLC2 (2g)
Clock-Doubling Yes
Clock Speed (MHz) 50/25
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 16K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor/Complex No
Bus Masters Supported 15
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB (7b)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle No (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1.1.2. PS/2 Model 53-0B7/0BB: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9553-0B7/0BB
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 256K
ROM Shadowing Yes
SurePath BIOS Yes (7p)
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk ??? (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor ???
Coprocessor Speed ???
Standard Graphics SVGA
Local Bus Video ???
8/16/32-bit Controller ???
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode ???
Bus Master ???
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480x16M-Colors
800x600x64K-Colors
1024x768x256-Colors
1280x1024x16-Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Only at 640x480 or 800x600
resolution
Display Power Management Support Yes (7l)
Maximum Graphics SVGA
RS232C Serial Ports 1
9/25-Pin 25-pin
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) ???
FIFO Mode Enabled ???
Supports DMA Data Transfer ???
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included (m)
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) ???
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1.1.3. PS/2 Model 53-0B7/0BB: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9553-0B7/0BB
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/0
Selectable Boot ???
Bootable Physical Drives ???
Diskette Drives Standard 1x1.44MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x120MB (0B7)
1x250MB (0BB)
Drive Type IDE
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 14
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 8.3 MBits
Average Latency (ms) 8.3
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 4320
# of Heads 2 (120MB)
4 (250MB)
# of Platters 1 (120MB)
2 (250MB)
Sectors per Track 44
Cylinders 2009
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ???,???
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
245MB (15ms)
340MB (14ms)
527MB (12ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 1.05GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type IDE
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
EXTERNAL EXPANSION UNIT SUPPORT
IBM 3510 (1-Bay) Yes (4l)
IBM 3511 (7-Bays) Yes (4l)
IBM 3514 (8-Bays, RAID-5, SCSI-2) Yes (4l)
IBM 3515 (4-Bays, Streaming Data,
RAID-0/RAID-1) No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit ???
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1.1.4. PS/2 Model 53-0B7/0BB: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9553-0B7/0BB
EXPANSION
Adapter Slots (Total/Avail) 3/3
Number of Long/Short 3/0
Number of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
Number of Slots with Video Extension 1
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00 or later
IBM OS/2 OS/2 1.30.1 or later
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1.1.5. PS/2 Model 53-0B7/0BB: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9553-0B7/0BB
KEYBOARD
Select-a-Keyboard Yes (m)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover Optional
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1.1.6. PS/2 Model 53-0B7/0BB: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9553-0B7/0BB
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal only
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand N/A
Dimensions: Height 4.07"
Width 15.1"
Depth 16.0"
Weight (lbs): 23.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 90
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual switch
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 156
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 50
Classification 3D
Power Management Support Yes
System/Monitor Monitor (7l)
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included None (Systems shipped before
23Feb94)
Choice of DOS 5.02/Win 3.1,
DOS 6.1/Win 3.1, or OS/2 2.1
(Systems shipped after
23Feb94)
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/38/00
Date Announced 09Nov93
Date Withdrawn 04/14/95
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The following adapters and options are Not supported by this system.
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
M-Motion Video Adapter/A, P/N 95F1091; F/C 1991
PS/2 Internal Tape Backup Unit, P/N 30F5279; F/C 5279
PS/2 MMC Adapter, P/N 95F1436; F/C 1436
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1.2. PS/2 Model 53(LS)-1BX/2BX Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Because the Model 53 LS (LAN Station) models are identical, except for a choice
of Token-Ring (9553-2BX) or Ethernet (9553-1BX) network adapter, both models
will be covered by this one document. Differences will be indicated by model
number in parentheses.
What differentiates the LS models from the other Model 53 486SLC2 models is the
presence of a network adapter in one of the adapter slots (which reduces the
number of available slots), and the lack of any diskette or hard disk drives
(which may be added later) in the system.
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1.2.1. PS/2 Model 53(LS)-1BX/2BX: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9553(LS)-1BX/2BX
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor IBM 486SLC2 (2g)
Clock-Doubling Yes
Clock Speed (MHz) 50/25
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 16K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor/Complex No
Bus Masters Supported 15
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 4MB (7b)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle No(5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1.2.2. PS/2 Model 53(LS)-1BX/2BX: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9553(LS)-1BX/2BX
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 256K
ROM Shadowing Yes
SurePath BIOS Yes (7p)
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk ??? (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor ???
Coprocessor Speed ???
Standard Graphics SVGA
Local Bus Video ???
8/16/32-bit Controller ???
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode ???
Bus Master ???
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480x16M-Colors
800x600x64K-Colors
1024x768x256-Colors
1280x1024x16-Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Only at 640x480 or 800x600
resolution
Display Power Management Support Yes (7l)
Maximum Graphics SVGA
RS232C Serial Ports 1
9/25-Pin 25-pin
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) ???
FIFO Mode Enabled ???
Supports DMA Data Transfer ???
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included (m)
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Token-Ring Adapters Included 1 (6n) (2BX)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbps) 16/4
Remote IPL feature installed Yes
Ethernet Adapters Included 1 (6n) (1BX)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbps) 10
Wiring Type (v)
Remote IPL feature installed Yes
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) ???
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1.2.3. PS/2 Model 53(LS)-1BX/2BX: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9553(LS)-1BX/2BX
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/0
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 3/0
Selectable Boot ??? (7n)
Bootable Physical Drives N/A
Diskette Drives Standard None (7n)
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7i)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional(7i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)(7i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)(7i)
Media Sensing Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2 (7i)
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2 (7i)
Optional HD Sizes Available: Any IDE
Maximum Internal HD Capacity Any two IDE (3z)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type IDE
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives No
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives No
EXTERNAL EXPANSION UNIT SUPPORT
IBM 3510 (1-Bay) Yes (4l)
IBM 3511 (7-Bays) Yes (4l)
IBM 3514 (8-Bays, RAID-5, SCSI-2) Yes (4l)
IBM 3515 (4-Bays, Streaming Data,
RAID-0/RAID-1) No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit ???
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes (4l)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1.2.4. PS/2 Model 53(LS)-1BX/2BX: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9553(LS)-1BX/2BX
EXPANSION
Adapter Slots (Total/Avail) 3/2
Number of Long/Short 3/0
Number of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
Number of Slots with Video Extension 1
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00 or later
IBM OS/2 OS/2 1.30.1 or later
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1.2.5. PS/2 Model 53(LS)-1BX/2BX: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9553(LS)-1BX/2BX
KEYBOARD
Select-a-Keyboard Yes (m)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover Optional
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DESCRIPTION 9553(LS)-1BX/2BX
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal only
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand N/A
Dimensions: Height 4.07"
Width 15.1"
Depth 16.0"
Weight (lbs): 23.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 90
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual switch
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 156
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 50
Classification 3D
Power Management Support Yes
System/Monitor Monitor (7l)
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included None (7m)
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/38/00
Date Announced 09Nov93
Date Withdrawn 04/14/95
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.1.2.7. PS/2 Model 53(LS)-1BX/2BX: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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The following adapters and options are Not supported by this system.
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
M-Motion Video Adapter/A, P/N 95F1091; F/C 1991
PS/2 Internal Tape Backup Unit, P/N 30F5279; F/C 5279
PS/2 MMC Adapter, P/N 95F1436; F/C 1436
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.2. PS/2 Model 56 486SLC2 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.2.1. PS/2 Model 56-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/KB6/KBA/QB6/QBA (9556) Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
The PS/2 Models 56-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/KB6/KBA/QB6/QBA are identical except for the
hard disk drive used, and operating system included. Therefore all models will
be covered by this one document. Differences will be indicated by model number
in parentheses.
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DESCRIPTION
9556-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/KB6/KBA/QB6/QBA
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor IBM 486SLC2 (2g)
Clock-Doubling Yes
Clock Speed (MHz) 50/25
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 16K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available 75/25MHz IBM 486SLC3 (7g)
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB (2h)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.2.1.2. PS/2 Model 56-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/KB6/KBA/QB6/QBA: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9556-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/KB6/KBA/QB6/QBA
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 256K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (8m)
Coprocessor Speed 25 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA-2
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480x64K-Colors
800x600x64K-Colors
1024x768x256-Colors
1280x1024x16-Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Display Power Management Support Yes (7l)
Maximum Graphics XGA-2
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes
Mouse Resolution Up to 200 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
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DESCRIPTION
9556-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/KB6/KBA/QB6/QBA
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/1
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB N/A
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x104MB (0B6/DB6/KB6/QB6)
1x208MB/212MB
(0BA/DBA/KBA/QBA) (6h)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 12
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 20.1 MBits
Average Latency (ms) 6.94
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 4320
# of Heads 2 (104MB)
4 (208MB/212MB)
# of Platters 1 (104MB)
2 (208MB/212MB)
Sectors per Track 44
Cylinders 2009
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ???,???
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 4GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI-2 (SCSI Common Command
Set V4.B)
Bus Master Yes
Adapter/Motherboard Motherboard
Local Bus Implementation Yes
Synchronous/Async Data Transfers Yes
16-bit Controller Standard
32-bit Adapter With Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 3
Controller Data Transfer/Second
Controller to Micro Channel 8.3 MBytes
Controller to SCSI Devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
EXTERNAL EXPANSION UNIT SUPPORT
IBM 3510 (1-Bay) Yes
IBM 3511 (7-Bays) Yes
IBM 3514 (8-Bays, RAID-5, SCSI-2) Yes
IBM 3515 (4-Bays, Streaming Data,
RAID-0/RAID-1) No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.2.1.4. PS/2 Model 56-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/KB6/KBA/QB6/QBA: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9556-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/KB6/KBA/QB6/QBA
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later
IBM PC-DOS/V (Japanese) 5.02 or later
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later
IBM OS/2 (Japanese) 2.0 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3.0 or later
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.2.1.5. PS/2 Model 56-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/KB6/KBA/QB6/QBA: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9556-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/KB6/KBA/QB6/QBA
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Japanese Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover Optional
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.2.1.6. PS/2 Model 56-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/KB6/KBA/QB6/QBA: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9556-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/KB6/KBA/QB6/QBA
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal (6x)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Optional
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 123
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 50
Classification 3D
Power Management Support Yes
System/Monitor Monitor (7l)
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included OS/2 2.00.1 (0B6/0BA)
DOS 5.02/Win 3.1 (QB6/QBA)
OS/2 2.1 (KB6/KBA)
Choice of DOS 5.02/Win 3.1,
DOS 6.1/Win 3.1, OS/2
2.00.1, or OS/2 2.1
(DB6/DBA)
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/38/00
Date Announced 09/21/92 (0B6/0BA)
05/04/93 (QB6/QBA)
05/25/93 (KB6/KBA)
07/13/93 (DB6/DBA)
Date Withdrawn 07/26/93 (0B6/0BA)
08/16/93 (KB6/KBA/QB6/QBA)
04/14/95 (DB6/DBA)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.2.1.7. PS/2 Model 56-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/KB6/KBA/QB6/QBA: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
3363 Optical (WORM) Disk Drive models A11, B01
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
ARTIC PortMaster Adapter/A (53F2601/53F2604/53F2607) and options
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3. PS/2 Model 56 486SLC3 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
This section contains feature and technical specification information for the
IBM 486SLC3-based Model 56 systems.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.1. PS/2 Model 56-DE9/DEB/DED Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models 56-DE9/DEB/DED are identical except for the hard disk drive
used, and operating system included. Therefore all models will be covered by
this one document. Differences will be indicated by model number in
parentheses.
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.1.1. PS/2 Model 56-DE9/DEB/DED: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9556-DE9/DEB/DED
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor IBM 486SLC3 (7g)
Clock-Tripling Yes
Clock Speed (MHz) 75/25
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 16K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available None yet
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB (2h)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.1.2. PS/2 Model 56-DE9/DEB/DED: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9556-DE9/DEB/DED
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 256K
ROM Shadowing Yes
SurePath BIOS Flash ROM Yes (7p)
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (8m)
Coprocessor Speed 25 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA-2
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Display Power Management Support Yes (7l)
Maximum Graphics XGA-2
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included (m)
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.1.3. PS/2 Model 56-DE9/DEB/DED: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9556-DE9/DEB/DED
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/1
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB N/A
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x170MB (DE9)
1x245MB (DEB)
1x340MB (DED)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 13 (170MB/340MB)
16 (245MB)
Sector Buffer Size ???K
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 28.0 Mbits; 3.5 MBytes
(170MB/340MB)
30.1 Mbits; 3.8 Mbytes
(245MB)
Average Latency (ms) 8.33 (170MB/340MB)
7.0 (245MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ????
# of Heads ? (170MB)
? (245MB)
# of Platters ? (170MB)
? (245MB)
Sectors per Track ??
Cylinders ????
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) 250,000 (170MB/340MB)
???,??? (245MB)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 4GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI-2 (SCSI Common Command
Set V4.B)
Bus Master Yes
Adapter/Motherboard Motherboard
Local Bus Implementation Yes
Synchronous/Async Data Transfers Yes
16-bit Controller Standard
32-bit Adapter With Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 3
Controller Data Transfer/Second
Controller to Micro Channel 8.3 MBytes
Controller to SCSI Devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
EXTERNAL EXPANSION UNIT SUPPORT
IBM 3510 (1-Bay) Yes
IBM 3511 (7-Bays) Yes
IBM 3514 (8-Bays, RAID-5, SCSI-2) Yes
IBM 3515 (4-Bays, Streaming Data,
RAID-0/RAID-1) No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.1.4. PS/2 Model 56-DE9/DEB/DED: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9556-DE9/DEB/DED
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.02 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.1.5. PS/2 Model 56-DE9/DEB/DED: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9556-DE9/DEB/DED
KEYBOARD
Select-a-Keyboard Yes (m)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover Optional
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.1.6. PS/2 Model 56-DE9/DEB/DED: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9556-DE9/DEB/DED
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal (6x)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Optional
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 123
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 50
Classification 3D
Power Management Support Yes
System/Monitor Monitor (7l)
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included Choice of DOS 5.02/Win 3.1,
DOS 6.1/Win 3.1, OS/2
2.00.1, or OS/2 2.1
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
NOM I-171
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/38/04
BIOS Date 29Jul93
Date Announced 01Feb94
Date Withdrawn 06/20/95
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.1.7. PS/2 Model 56-DE9/DEB/DED: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
3363 Optical (WORM) Disk Drive models A11, B01
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
ARTIC PortMaster Adapter/A (53F2601/53F2604/53F2607) and options
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.2. PS/2 Model 56(LS)-1EX/2EX Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
Because the Model 56 LS (LAN Station) models are identical, except for a choice
of Token-Ring (9556-2EX) or Ethernet (9556-1EX) network adapter, both models
will be covered by this one document. Differences will be indicated by model
number in parentheses.
What differentiates the LS models from the other 486SLC3 models is the presence
of a network adapter in one of the adapter slots (which reduces the number of
available slots), and the lack of any diskette or hard disk drives (which may
be added later) in the system.
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.2.1. PS/2 Model 56-1EX/2EX: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9556-1EX/2EX
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor IBM 486SLC3 (7g)
Clock-Tripling Yes
Clock Speed (MHz) 75/25
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 16K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available None yet
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB (2h)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.2.2. PS/2 Model 56-1EX/2EX: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9556-1EX/2EX
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 256K
ROM Shadowing Yes
SurePath BIOS Flash ROM Yes (7p)
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (8m)
Coprocessor Speed 25 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA-2
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Display Power Management Support Yes (7l)
Maximum Graphics XGA-2
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included (m)
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Token-Ring Adapters 1 (6n) (2EX)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbps) 16/4
Remote IPL feature installed Yes
Ethernet Adapters 1 (6n) (1EX)
Data Transfer Rate (Mbps) 10
Wiring Type (v)
Remote IPL feature installed Yes
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.2.3. PS/2 Model 56-1EX/2EX: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9556-1EX/2EX
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/1
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 2/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 0
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7i)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB No
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)(7i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)(7i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2(7i)
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 0
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2(7i)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 4GB (3z)(5k)(7i)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI-2 (SCSI Common Command
Set V4.B)
Bus Master Yes
Adapter/Motherboard Motherboard
Local Bus Implementation Yes
Synchronous/Async Data Transfers Yes
16-bit Controller Standard
32-bit Adapter With Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 3
Controller Data Transfer/Second
Controller to Micro Channel 8.3 MBytes
Controller to SCSI Devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
EXTERNAL EXPANSION UNIT SUPPORT
IBM 3510 (1-Bay) Yes
IBM 3511 (7-Bays) Yes
IBM 3514 (8-Bays, RAID-5, SCSI-2) Yes
IBM 3515 (4-Bays, Streaming Data,
RAID-0/RAID-1) No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.2.4. PS/2 Model 56-1EX/2EX: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9556-1EX/2EX
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/3/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.02 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later
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DESCRIPTION 9556-1EX/2EX
KEYBOARD
Select-a-Keyboard Yes (m)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover Optional
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.2.6. PS/2 Model 56-1EX/2EX: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9556-1EX/2EX
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal (6x)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Optional
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 136 (1EX)
150 (2EX)
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 50
Classification 3D
Power Management Support Yes
System/Monitor Monitor (7l)
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included None (7m)
FCC Classification B (1EX)
B/A (2EX) (4c)
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
NOM I-171
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/38/04
BIOS Date 29Jul93
Date Announced 01Feb94
Date Withdrawn 06/20/95
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.3.2.7. PS/2 Model 56-1EX/2EX: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
3363 Optical (WORM) Disk Drive models A11, B01
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
ARTIC PortMaster Adapter/A (53F2601/53F2604/53F2607) and options
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.4. PS/2 Model 57 486SLC2 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
This section contains feature and technical specification information for the
IBM 486SLC2-based Model 57 systems.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.4.1. PS/2 Model 57-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models 57-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA are identical except
for the hard disk drive used, and choice of operating system included.
Therefore all models will be covered by this one document. Differences will be
indicated by model number in parentheses.
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.4.1.1. PS/2 Model 57-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9557-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor IBM 486SLC2 (2g)
Clock-Doubling Yes
Clock Speed (MHz) 50/25
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 16K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available 75/25MHz IBM 486SLC3 (7g)
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB (2h)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.4.1.2. PS/2 Model 57-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9557-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 256K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (8m)
Coprocessor Speed 25 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA-2
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Maximum Graphics XGA-2
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes
Mouse Resolution Up to 200 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.4.1.3. PS/2 Model 57-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9557-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x104MB (0B6/DB6/KB6/QB6)
1x208MB/212MB
(0BA/DBA/KBA/QBA) (6h)
1x540MB (DBG/KBG)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 12 (104MB/208MB/212MB)
10 (540MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K (104MB/208MB/212MB)
256K (540MB)
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 20.1 MBits
(104MB/208MB/212MB)
3.22 MBytes (540MB)
Average Latency (ms) 6.94 (104MB/208MB/212MB)
5.55 (540MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 4320 (104MB/208MB/212MB)
6300 (540MB)
# of Heads 2 (104MB)
4 (208MB/212MB)
7 (540MB)
# of Platters 1 (104MB)
2 (208MB/212MB)
4 (540MB)
Sectors per Track 44 (104MB/208MB/212MB)
?? (540MB)
Cylinders 2009 (104MB/208MB/212MB)
2466 (540MB)
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ?? (104MB/208MB/212MB)
10 (540MB)
Non-operating ?? (104MB/208MB/212MB)
70 (540MB)
MTBF (Hours) ???,??? (104MB/208MB/212MB)
300,000 (540MB)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 6GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI-2 (SCSI Common Command
Set V4.B)
Bus Master Yes
Adapter/Motherboard Motherboard
Local Bus Implementation Yes
Synchronous/Async Data Transfers Yes
16-bit Controller Standard
32-bit Adapter With Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/Second
Controller to Micro Channel 8.3 MBytes
Controller to SCSI Devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
EXTERNAL EXPANSION UNIT SUPPORT
IBM 3510 (1-Bay) Yes
IBM 3511 (7-Bays) Yes
IBM 3514 (8-Bays, RAID-5, SCSI-2) Yes
IBM 3515 (4-Bays, Streaming Data,
RAID-0/RAID-1) No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.4.1.4. PS/2 Model 57-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9557-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/5/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 5
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later
IBM PC-DOS/V (Japanese) 5.02 or later
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later
IBM OS/2 (Japanese) 2.0 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3.0 or later
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.4.1.5. PS/2 Model 57-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9557-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Japanese Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability No
Lockable Cable Cover No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.4.1.6. PS/2 Model 57-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9557-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.7"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 32.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 6.0
180-265 VAC 3.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 120
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 50
Classification 3D
Power Management Support Yes
System/Monitor Monitor (7l)
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included OS/2 2.00.1 (0B6/0BA)
DOS 5.02/Win 3.1 (QB6/QBA)
OS/2 2.1 (KB6/KBA/KBG)
Choice of DOS 5.02/Win 3.1,
DOS 6.1/Win 3.1, OS/2
2.00.1, or OS/2 2.1
(DB6/DBA/DBG)
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/38/00
BIOS Date 08/05/92
Date Announced 09/21/92 (0B6/0BA)
05/04/93 (QB6/QBA)
05/25/93 (KB6/KBA)
07/13/93 (DB6/DBA/DBG)
Date Withdrawn 07/26/93 (0B6/0BA)
08/16/93
(KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA)
04/14/95 (DB6/DBA/DBG)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.4.1.7. PS/2 Model 57-0B6/0BA/DB6/DBA/DBG/KB6/KBA/KBG/QB6/QBA: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
3118 Scanner
3363 Optical (WORM) Disk Drive models A11, B01
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.5. PS/2 Model 57 486SLC3 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.5.1. PS/2 Model 57-DE9/DEB/DED/DEG Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models 57-DE9/DEB/DED/DEG are identical except for the hard disk drive
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covered by this one document. Differences will be indicated by model number in
parentheses.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.5.1.1. PS/2 Model 57-DE9/DEB/DED/DEG: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9557-DE9/DEB/DED/DEG
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor IBM 486SLC3 (7g)
Clock-Doubling Yes
Clock Speed (MHz) 50/25
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 16K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available None yet
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB (2h)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.5.1.2. PS/2 Model 57-DE9/DEB/DED/DEG: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9557-DE9/DEB/DED/DEG
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 256K
ROM Shadowing Yes
SurePath BIOS Flash ROM Yes (7p)
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (8m)
Coprocessor Speed 25 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA-2
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Display Power Management Support Yes (7l)
Maximum Graphics XGA-2
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included (m)
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.5.1.3. PS/2 Model 57-DE9/DEB/DED/DEG: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9557-DE9/DEB/DED/DEG
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x170MB (DE9)
1x245MB (DEB)
1x340MB (DED)
1x540MB (DEG)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 13 (170MB/340MB)
16 (245MB)
10 (540MB)
Sector Buffer Size ???K (170MB/245MB/340MB)
256K (540MB)
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 28.0 Mbits; 3.5 MBytes
(170MB/340MB)
30.1 Mbits; 3.8 Mbytes
(245MB)
5.3 MBytes (540MB)
Average Latency (ms) 8.33 (170MB/340MB)
7.0 (245MB)
6.7 (540MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ???? (170MB/245MB/340MB)
6300 (540MB)
# of Heads ? (170MB/245MB/340MB)
7 (540MB)
# of Platters ? (170MB/245MB/340MB)
4 (540MB)
Sectors per Track ??
Cylinders ???? (170MB/245MB/340MB)
2466 (540MB)
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ?? (170MB/245MB/340MB)
10 (540MB)
Non-operating ?? (170MB/245MB/340MB)
70 (540MB)
MTBF (Hours) 250,000 (170MB/340MB)
???,??? (245MB)
300,000 (540MB)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 6GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI-2 (SCSI Common Command
Set V4.B)
Bus Master Yes
Adapter/Motherboard Motherboard
Local Bus Implementation Yes
Synchronous/Async Data Transfers Yes
16-bit Controller Standard
32-bit Adapter With Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/Second
Controller to Micro Channel 8.3 MBytes
Controller to SCSI Devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
EXTERNAL EXPANSION UNIT SUPPORT
IBM 3510 (1-Bay) Yes
IBM 3511 (7-Bays) Yes
IBM 3514 (8-Bays, RAID-5, SCSI-2) Yes
IBM 3515 (4-Bays, Streaming Data,
RAID-0/RAID-1) No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.5.1.4. PS/2 Model 57-DE9/DEB/DED/DEG: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9557-DE9/DEB/DED/DEG
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/5/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 5
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.02 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later
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DESCRIPTION 9557-DE9/DEB/DED/DEG
KEYBOARD
Select-a-Keyboard (m)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability No
Lockable Cable Cover No
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DESCRIPTION 9557-DE9/DEB/DED/DEG
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.7"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.6
180-265 VAC 2.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 123
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 50
Classification 3D
Power Management Support Yes
System/Monitor Monitor (7l)
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included Choice of DOS 5.02/Win 3.1,
DOS 6.1/Win 3.1, OS/2
2.00.1, or OS/2 2.1
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
NOM I-171
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/38/04
BIOS Date 29Jul93
Date Announced 01Feb94
Date Withdrawn 06/20/95
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5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (P/N 6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
CD-ROM Drive (P/N 6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (P/N 07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (P/N 44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(P/N 69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (P/N
44F9621/#0074; replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.6. PS/2 Model M57 486SLC2 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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the "standard" Model 57 486SLC2 systems by the addition of multimedia-related
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.6.1. PS/2 Model M57-1BA/2BA Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models M57-1BA and -2BA are identical except for the addition of an
ActionMedia II DVI card to the 2BA model. Therefore both models will be
covered by this one document. Differences will be indicated by model number in
parentheses.
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DESCRIPTION 9557-1BA/2BA
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor IBM 486SLC2 (2g)
Clock-Doubling Yes
Clock Speed (MHz) 50/25
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 16K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available 75/25MHz IBM 486SLC3 (7g)
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB (2h)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.6.1.2. PS/2 Model M57-1BA/2BA: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9557-1BA/2BA
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 256K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (8m)
Coprocessor Speed 25 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA-2
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Maximum Graphics XGA-2
Enhanced Video Features Yes (2BA)
Video Card Used ActionMedia II Display
Adapter/A
Digital Video Interactive (DVI) Yes
Enhanced Audio Features
Audio Card Used (Standard) M-Audio Capture and Playback
Adapter/A (2a)
Audio Compression Supported Yes
Audio Sampling Supported 16K
FM Quality Stereo Sound Yes
Connected to Multimedia Panel Yes
Multimedia Panel Features
Volume Control Yes
Stereo Headphone Jack Yes
Mono Microphone Jack Yes
Enhanced Loudspeaker Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes
Mouse Resolution Up to 200 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
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DESCRIPTION 9557-1BA/2BA
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3 (6r)(6z)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1 (8l)
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (4n)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x212MB
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 12
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 20.1 MBits
Average Latency (ms) 6.94
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 4320
# of Heads 4
# of Platters 2
Sectors per Track 44
Cylinders 2009
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ???,???
Interleave Factor 1:1
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 6GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI-2 (SCSI Common Command
Set V4.B)
Bus Master Yes
Adapter/Motherboard Motherboard
Local Bus Implementation Yes
Synchronous/Async Data Transfers Yes
16-bit Controller Standard
32-bit Adapter With Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/Second
Controller to Micro Channel 8.3 MBytes
Controller to SCSI Devices 5.0 MBytes
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drive Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drive Standard
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Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
EXTERNAL EXPANSION UNIT SUPPORT
IBM 3510 (1-Bay) Yes
IBM 3511 (7-Bays) Yes
IBM 3514 (8-Bays, RAID-5, SCSI-2) Yes
IBM 3515 (4-Bays, Streaming Data,
RAID-0/RAID-1) No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 9557-1BA/2BA
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/5/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3 (1BA)
2 (2BA)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.0 or later (8r)
IBM Japanese DOS J5.0/V or later (8r)
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 or later (8r)
IBM Japanese OS/2 J2.0 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 No
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DESCRIPTION 9557-1BA/2BA
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Japanese Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability No
Lockable Cable Cover No
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DESCRIPTION 9557-1BA/2BA
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.7"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 35.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 6.0
180-265 VAC 3.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 123
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 50
Classification 3D
Power Management Support Yes
System/Monitor Monitor (7l)
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included (8r)
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 3 Years
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/38/00
BIOS Date 08/05/92
Date Announced 09/21/92
Date Withdrawn 04/14/95
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5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
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CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.7. PS/2 Model M57 486SLC3 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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IBM 486SLC3-based Ultimedia Model M57 systems. These are differentiated from
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DESCRIPTION 9557-6EB/6EG/7EB/7EG
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor IBM 486SLC3 (7g)
Clock-Doubling Yes
Clock Speed (MHz) 50/25
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 16K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 24 Bit
I/O Channel Width 16 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 20 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes
Processor Upgrades Available None yet
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic No (7a)
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB (2h)
Maximum (Motherboard) 16MB
Maximum (System) 16MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 3
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 2
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
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DESCRIPTION 9557-6EB/6EG/7EB/7EG
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 256K
ROM Shadowing Yes
SurePath BIOS Flash ROM Yes (7p)
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 387SX (8m)
Coprocessor Speed 25 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA-2
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Display Power Management Support Yes (7l)
Maximum Graphics XGA-2
Enhanced Audio Features
Audio Card Used (Standard) IBM Audiovation Adapter/A
(2a)
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Speakers Included Yes
Connected to Multimedia Panel Yes
Device Drivers Included Windows 3.1 (6EB/6EG)
OS/2 2.x (7EB/7EG)
Multimedia Panel Features
Volume Control Yes
Stereo Headphone Jack Yes
Mono Microphone Jack Yes
Enhanced Loudspeaker Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included (m)
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
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DESCRIPTION 9557-6EB/6EG/7EB/7EG
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x245MB (6EB/7EB)
1x540MB (6EG/7EG)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 16 (245MB)
10 (540MB)
Sector Buffer Size ???K (245MB)
256K (540MB)
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 30.1 Mbits; 3.8 Mbytes
(245MB)
5.3 MBytes (540MB)
Average Latency (ms) 7.0 (245MB)
6.7 (540MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ???? (245MB)
6300 (540MB)
# of Heads ? (245MB)
7 (540MB)
# of Platters ? (245MB)
4 (540MB)
Sectors per Track ??
Cylinders ???? (245MB)
2466 (540MB)
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ?? (245MB)
10 (540MB)
Non-operating ?? (245MB)
70 (540MB)
MTBF (Hours) ???,??? (245MB)
300,000 (540MB)
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 4GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI-2 (SCSI Common Command
Set V4.B)
Bus Master Yes
Adapter/Motherboard Motherboard
Local Bus Implementation Yes
Synchronous/Async Data Transfers Yes
16-bit Controller Standard
32-bit Adapter With Cache Optional
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/Second
Controller to Micro Channel 8.3 MBytes
Controller to SCSI Devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Standard
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Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
EXTERNAL EXPANSION UNIT SUPPORT
IBM 3510 (1-Bay) Yes
IBM 3511 (7-Bays) Yes
IBM 3514 (8-Bays, RAID-5, SCSI-2) Yes
IBM 3515 (4-Bays, Streaming Data,
RAID-0/RAID-1) No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.7.1.4. PS/2 Model M57-6EB/6EG/7EB/7EG: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9557-6EB/6EG/7EB/7EG
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/5/0 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 4
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 16MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.02 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.7.1.5. PS/2 Model M57-6EB/6EG/7EB/7EG: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9557-6EB/6EG/7EB/7EG
KEYBOARD
Select-a-Keyboard (m)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability No
Lockable Cable Cover No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.7.1.6. PS/2 Model M57-6EB/6EG/7EB/7EG: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9557-6EB/6EG/7EB/7EG
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.7"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.6
180-265 VAC 2.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 123
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 50
Classification 3D
Power Management Support Yes
System/Monitor Monitor (7l)
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included DOS 6.1/Win 3.1,
Talk-To-Plus, Monologue,
Band-in-a-Box (6EB/6EG)
OS/2 2.1, Talk-To-Plus,
Monologue, Band-in-a-Box
(7EB/7EG)
FCC Classification B
ISO Approval 9241 Part 3
Multimedia PC (MPC) Certified MPC-2
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
NOM I-171
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Countries Warranty Valid In USA/Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/38/04
BIOS Date 29Jul93
Date Announced 01Feb94
Date Withdrawn 06/20/95
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.7.1.7. PS/2 Model M57-6EB/6EG/7EB/7EG: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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3118 Scanner
3363 Optical (WORM) Disk Drive models A11, B01
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (P/N 6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (P/N 6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
CD-ROM Drive (P/N 6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (P/N 07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (P/N 44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(P/N 69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (P/N
44F9621/#0074; replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.8. PS/2 Model 76 486SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.8.1. PS/2 Model 76-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models 76-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA are identical except for the
hard disk drive used, and the choice of operating system included. Therefore
all models will be covered by this one document. Differences will be indicated
by model number in parentheses.
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.8.1.1. PS/2 Model 76-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA: Architecture/Memory ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9576-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486SX
Clock-Doubling Yes
Clock Speed (MHz) 33
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 8K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Processor Upgrades Available 66/33MHz 486DX2
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle No (5i)
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB (2h)
Maximum (Motherboard) 32MB
Maximum (System) 32MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.8.1.2. PS/2 Model 76-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9576-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 487SX
Coprocessor Speed 33 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA-2
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Maximum Graphics XGA-2
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes
Mouse Resolution Up to 200 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.8.1.3. PS/2 Model 76-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9576-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 2/1
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Yes
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x104MB (0U6/DU6/KU6/QU6)
1x208MB/212MB
(0UA/DUA/KUA/QUA) (6h)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 12
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 20.1 MBits
Average Latency (ms) 6.94
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 4320
# of Heads 2 (104MB)
4 (208MB/212MB)
# of Platters 1 (104MB)
2 (208MB/212MB)
Sectors per Track 44
Cylinders 2009
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ???,???
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 4GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Optional
32-bit Adapter with Cache Standard
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second
Controller to Micro Channel 16.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI Devices 5.0 MBytes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
EXTERNAL EXPANSION UNIT SUPPORT
IBM 3510 (1-Bay) Yes
IBM 3511 (7-Bays) Yes
IBM 3514 (8-Bays, RAID-5, SCSI-2) Yes
IBM 3515 (4-Bays, Streaming Data,
RAID-0/RAID-1) No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.8.1.4. PS/2 Model 76-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9576-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/3 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 2
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3.0 or later
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.8.1.5. PS/2 Model 76-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9576-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Japanese Keyboard No
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6 (1.8 meters)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover Optional
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.8.1.6. PS/2 Model 76-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9576-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal (6x)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Optional
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 199
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 50
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included OS/2 2.00.1 (0U6/0UA)
DOS 5.02/Win 3.1 (QU6/QUA)
OS/2 2.1 (KU6/KUA)
Choice of DOS 5.02/Win 3.1,
DOS 6.1/Win 3.1, OS/2
2.00.1, or OS/2 2.1
(DU6/DUA)
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/41/03
BIOS Date 08/03/92
Date Announced 09/21/92 (0U6/0UA)
05/04/93 (QU6/QUA)
05/25/93 (KU6/KUA)
07/13/93 (DU6/DUA)
Date Withdrawn 07/26/93 (0U6/0UA)
08/16/93 (KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA)
04/14/95 (DU6/DUA)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.8.1.7. PS/2 Model 76-0U6/0UA/DU6/DUA/KU6/KUA/QU6/QUA: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
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5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
ARTIC PortMaster Adapter/A (53F2601/53F2604/53F2607) and options
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.9. PS/2 Model 76i 486SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.9.1. PS/2 Model 76i-AU9/AUB Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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PS/2 Models 76i -AU9 and -AUB systems. They are identical except for the hard
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Differences will be indicated by model number in parentheses.
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DESCRIPTION 9576-AU9/AUB
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486SX
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying No
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 33
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 8K
External Cache Size Standard 0K
External Cache Size Maximum 0K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 8 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Processor Upgrades Available 486DX2-66
Bus Masters Supported 15
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB DRAM (2h)
Maximum (System) 64MB DRAM or ECC (2r)(8q)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving No
Wait States: 0-2
Memory Used: 4/8/16MB DRAM SIMMs (70ns)
(8q)
8/16MB ECC SIMMs (70ns) (8q)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.9.1.2. PS/2 Model 76i-AU9/AUB: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9576-AU9/AUB
STANDARD FEATURES
BIOS SurePath
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Yes
Coprocessor Speed (MHz) 33
Standard Graphics Enhanced VESA local Bus SVGA
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Maximum Video Memory 2MB
Video Chipset S3 928
Resolutions Supported with Standard 640x480x16M Colors
1MB DRAM 800x600x64K Colors
1024x768x256 Colors
1280x1024x16 Colors
MediaBurst Full-Screen Video Playback Optional
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes, with all Non-Trackpoint
II Keyboards
Mouse Resolution Up to 400 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Requires optional adapter
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.9.1.3. PS/2 Model 76i-AU9/AUB: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9576-AU9/AUB
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1 x 2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Yes
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 170MB (AU9)
270MB (AUB)
Standard Interface IDE
Bus Interface RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 13 (170MB)
?? (270MB)
Sector Buffer Size ??
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) ??
Average Latency (ms) ??
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ??
# of Heads 14 (170MB)
?? (270MB)
# of Platters ??
Sectors per Track 40 (170MB)
?? (270MB)
Cylinders 944 (170MB)
?? (270MB)
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ??
Auto Park Yes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type EIDE
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter ??
32-bit Adapter ??
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 4
# of Adapters Supported/System 1
Controller Data Transfer/second ??
Controller to Micro Channel ??
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Tape Drives Yes
5.25" Tape Drives Yes
External Tape Drive Support Yes
SCSI Tape Drives Yes (with optional SCSI
adapter)
Parallel Tape Drives Yes
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DESCRIPTION 9576-AU9/AUB
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/3 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.02, or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.1, or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3.0, or later
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DESCRIPTION 9576-AU9/AUB
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Enhanced Keyboard (Japanese) Yes (8p)
102-Key Enhanced Keyboard (LA Spanish) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Quiet Touch Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
84-Key Quiet Touch With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 7.5 (Default Keyboard)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
Cable/Bolt Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover With Key Lock Yes
Tamper Evident Covers Yes
Power on Password Yes
Privileged Access Password Yes
Keyboard Password Yes (provided by operating
system)
Secure IPL source Yes
Secure Configuration Yes
Secure Access Openings Yes
Security Cable Cover for I/O cables Optional
Secured removable media via 2.88MB
Electronic Eject Diskette Drive Optional
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DESCRIPTION 9576-AU9/AUB
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Optional
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500 ??
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 199
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 5.0
Classification ??
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Choices IBM PC DOS 5.02 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.1 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.3 and Windows
3.11,
IBM OS/2 2.1, or
IBM OS/2 2.11
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 950
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision ??/??/??
BIOS Date ??????
Date Announced 14Jun94
Date Withdrawn 13Nov95
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The MediaBurst Movie Adapter option and the 2MB video memory upgrade
option are mutually exclusive.
The following Micro Channel adapters, option and cables are NOT supported by
the IBM Personal System/2 76i/77i:
IBM PS/2 8514 Display Adapter/A (F/C 4054)(P/N 1887972)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter (F/C 1005)(P/N 6451109)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter with Cache (F/C 1018)(P/N 6451110)
IBM Mwave WindSurfer-MCA Communication Adapter/A (F/C 7058)(P/N 82G7058)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.10. PS/2 Model 76i 486DX2 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9576-ANB
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486DX2
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying Yes (2X)
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 66
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 8K
External Cache Size Standard 128K Write-Back
External Cache Size Maximum 256K Write-Back
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 8 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
24/32-bit DMA Controller 32
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Bus Masters Supported 15
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB DRAM (2h)
Maximum (System) 64MB DRAM or ECC (2r)(8q)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving No
Wait States: 0-2
Memory Used: 4/8/16MB DRAM SIMMs (70ns)
(8q)
8/16MB ECC SIMMs (70ns) (8q)
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DESCRIPTION 9576-ANB
STANDARD FEATURES
BIOS SurePath
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Yes
Coprocessor Speed 66
Standard Graphics Enhanced local Bus
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Maximum Video Memory 2MB
Video Chipset S3 928
Resolutions Supported with Standard 640x480x16M Colors
1MB DRAM 800x600x64K Colors
1024x768x256 Colors
1280x1024x16 Colors
MediaBurst Full-Screen Video Playback Optional
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Compatible Graphics VGA/EGA/CGA/MCGA/SVGA
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes, with all Non-Trackpoint
II Keyboards
Mouse Resolution Up to 400 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Requires optional adapter
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DESCRIPTION 9576-ANB
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Yes
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 270MB
Standard Interface IDE
Bus Interface RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) ??
Sector Buffer Size ??
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) ??
Average Latency (ms) ??
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ??
# of Heads ??
# of Platters ??
Sectors per Track ??
Cylinders ??
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ??
Auto Park Yes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type EIDE
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter ??
32-bit Adapter ??
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 4
# of Adapters Supported/System 1
Controller Data Transfer/second ??
Controller to Micro Channel ??
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Tape Drives Yes
5.25" Tape Drives Yes
External Tape Drive Support Yes
SCSI Tape Drives Yes (with optional SCSI
adapter)
Parallel Tape Drives Yes
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DESCRIPTION 9576-ANB
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/3 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later ??
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later ??
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3.0 or later ??
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later ??
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later ??
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DESCRIPTION 9576-ANB
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Enhanced Keyboard (Japanese) Yes (8p)
102-Key Enhanced Keyboard (LA Spanish) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Quiet Touch Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
84-Key Quiet Touch With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 7.5 (Default Keyboard)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
Cable/Bolt Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover With Key Lock Yes
Tamper Evident Covers Yes
Power on Password Yes
Privileged Access Password Yes
Keyboard Password Yes (operating system)
Secure IPL source Yes
Secure Configuration Yes
Secure Access Openings Yes
Security Cable Cover for I/O cables Optional
Secured removable media via 2.88MB
Electronic Eject Diskette Drive Optional
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DESCRIPTION 9576-ANB
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Optional
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500 ??
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 199
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 5.0
Classification ??
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Choices IBM PC DOS 5.02 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.1 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.3 and Windows
3.11,
IBM OS/2 2.1, or
IBM OS/2 2.11
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 950
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision ??/??/??
BIOS Date ??????
Date Announced 14Jun94
Date Withdrawn 13Nov95
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The system support only 4MB, 8MB and 16MB 70-nanosecond single in-line
memory modules (SIMM).
The following Micro Channel adapters, option and cables are NOT supported by
the IBM Personal System/2 76/77i and 76/77s:
IBM PS/2 8514 Display Adapter/A (4054)(1887972)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter (1005)(6451109)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter with Cache (1018)(6451110)
IBM Mwave WindSurfer-MCA Communication Adapter/A (7058)(82G7058)
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DESCRIPTION 9576-ATB
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486DX4
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology Yes
Clock Multiplying Yes (3X)
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 100
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 16K
External Cache Size Standard 256K Write-Back
External Cache Size Maximum 256K Write-Back
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 8 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
24/32-bit DMA Controller 32
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Bus Masters Supported 15
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB DRAM (2h)
Maximum (System) 64MB DRAM or ECC (2r)(8q)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving No
Wait States: 0-2
Memory Used: 4/8/16MB DRAM SIMMs (70ns)
(8q)
8/16MB ECC SIMMs (70ns) (8q)
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DESCRIPTION 9576-ATB
STANDARD FEATURES
BIOS SurePath
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Yes
Coprocessor Speed 100
Standard Graphics Enhanced local Bus
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Maximum Video Memory 2MB
Video Chipset S3 928
Resolutions Supported with Standard 640x480x16M Colors
1MB DRAM 800x600x64K Colors
1024x768x256 Colors
1280x1024x16 Colors
MediaBurst Full-Screen Video Playback Optional
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Compatible Graphics VGA/EGA/CGA/MCGA/SVGA
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes, with all Non-Trackpoint
II Keyboards
Mouse Resolution Up to 400 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Requires optional adapter
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DESCRIPTION 9576-ATB
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Yes
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 270MB
Standard Interface IDE
Bus Interface RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) ??
Sector Buffer Size ??
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) ??
Average Latency (ms) ??
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ??
# of Heads ??
# of Platters ??
Sectors per Track ??
Cylinders ??
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ??
Auto Park Yes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type EIDE
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter ??
32-bit Adapter ??
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 4
# of Adapters Supported/System 1
Controller Data Transfer/second ??
Controller to Micro Channel ??
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Tape Drives Yes
5.25" Tape Drives Yes
External Tape Drive Support Yes
SCSI Tape Drives Yes (with optional SCSI
adapter)
Parallel Tape Drives Yes
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DESCRIPTION 9576-ATB
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/3 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later ??
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later ??
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3.0 or later ??
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later ??
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later ??
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DESCRIPTION 9576-ATB
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Enhanced Keyboard (Japanese) Yes (8p)
102-Key Enhanced Keyboard (LA Spanish) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Quiet Touch Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
84-Key Quiet Touch With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 7.5 (Default Keyboard)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
Cable/Bolt Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover With Key Lock Yes
Tamper Evident Covers Yes
Power on Password Yes
Privileged Access Password Yes
Keyboard Password Yes (operating system)
Secure IPL source Yes
Secure Configuration Yes
Secure Access Openings Yes
Security Cable Cover for I/O cables Optional
Secured removable media via 2.88MB
Electronic Eject Diskette Drive Optional
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DESCRIPTION 9576-ATB
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Optional
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500 ??
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 199
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 5.0
Classification ??
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Choices IBM PC DOS 5.02 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.1 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.3 and Windows
3.11,
IBM OS/2 2.1, or
IBM OS/2 2.11
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 950
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision ??/??/??
BIOS Date ??????
Date Announced 14Jun94
Date Withdrawn 13Nov95
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IBM PS/2 8514 Display Adapter/A (4054)(1887972)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter (1005)(6451109)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter with Cache (1018)(6451110)
IBM Mwave WindSurfer-MCA Communication Adapter/A (7058)(82G7058)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.12. PS/2 Model 76s 486SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BUB
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486SX
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying No
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 33
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 8K
External Cache Size Standard 0K
External Cache Size Maximum 0K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 8 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
24/32-bit DMA Controller 32
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Bus Masters Supported 15
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB DRAM (2h)
Maximum (System) 64MB DRAM or ECC (2r)(8q)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving No
Wait States: 0-2
Memory Used: 4/8/16MB DRAM SIMMs (70ns)
(8q)
8/16MB ECC SIMMs (70ns) (8q)
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BUB
STANDARD FEATURES
BIOS SurePath
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor No
Coprocessor Speed N/A
Standard Graphics Enhanced local Bus
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Maximum Video Memory 2MB
Video Chipset S3 928
Resolutions Supported with Standard 640x480x16M Colors
1MB DRAM 800x600x64K Colors
1024x768x256 Colors
1280x1024x16 Colors
MediaBurst Full-Screen Video Playback Optional
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Compatible Graphics VGA/EGA/CGA/MCGA/SVGA
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes, with all Non-Trackpoint
II Keyboards
Mouse Resolution Up to 400 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes
Fast or Fast/Wide Fast
Internal/External Connectors Both
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.12.1.3. PS/2 Model 76s-BUB: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BUB
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Yes
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 270MB
Standard Interface SCSI
Bus Interface RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 8.7
Sector Buffer Size ??
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) ??
Average Latency (ms) ??
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ??
# of Heads 2
# of Platters ??
Sectors per Track 1
Cylinders 916
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ??
Auto Park Yes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit/32-bit Adapter 32
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7
# of Adapters Supported/System 3
Controller Data Transfer/second ??
Controller to Micro Channel ??
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Tape Drives Yes
5.25" Tape Drives Yes
External Tape Drive Support Yes
SCSI Tape Drives Yes
Parallel Tape Drives Yes
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BUB
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/3 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later ??
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later ??
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3.0 or later ??
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later ??
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later ??
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BUB
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Enhanced Keyboard (Japanese) Yes (8p)
102-Key Enhanced Keyboard (LA Spanish) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Quiet Touch Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
84-Key Quiet Touch With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 7.5 (Default Keyboard)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
Cable/Bolt Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover With Key Lock Yes
Tamper Evident Covers Yes
Power on Password Yes
Privileged Access Password Yes
Keyboard Password Yes (operating system)
Secure IPL source Yes
Secure Configuration Yes
Secure Access Openings Yes
Security Cable Cover for I/O cables Optional
Secured removable media via 2.88MB
Electronic Eject Diskette Drive Optional
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BUB
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500 ??
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 199
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 5.0
Classification ??
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Choices IBM PC DOS 5.02 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.1 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.3 and Windows
3.11,
IBM OS/2 2.1, or
IBM OS/2 2.11
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 950
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision ??/??/??
BIOS Date ??????
Date Announced 14Jun94
Date Withdrawn 13Nov95
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IBM PS/2 8514 Display Adapter/A (4054)(1887972)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter (1005)(6451109)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter with Cache (1018)(6451110)
IBM Mwave WindSurfer-MCA Communication Adapter/A (7058)(82G7058)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.13. PS/2 Model 76s 486DX2 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BNB
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486DX2
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying Yes (2X)
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 66
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 8K
External Cache Size Standard 128K Write-Back
External Cache Size Maximum 256K Write-Back
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 8 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
24/32-bit DMA Controller 32
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Bus Masters Supported 15
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB DRAM (2h)
Maximum (System) 64MB DRAM or ECC (2r)(8q)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving No
Wait States: 0-2
Memory Used: 4/8/16MB DRAM SIMMs (70ns)
(8q)
8/16MB ECC SIMMs (70ns) (8q)
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BNB
STANDARD FEATURES
BIOS SurePath
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Yes
Coprocessor Speed 66
Standard Graphics Enhanced local Bus
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Maximum Video Memory 2MB
Video Chipset S3 928
Resolutions Supported with Standard 640x480x16M Colors
1MB DRAM 800x600x64K Colors
1024x768x256 Colors
1280x1024x16 Colors
MediaBurst Full-Screen Video Playback Optional
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Compatible Graphics VGA/EGA/CGA/MCGA/SVGA
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes, with all Non-Trackpoint
II Keyboards
Mouse Resolution Up to 400 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes
Fast or Fast/Wide Fast
Internal/External Connectors Both
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BNB
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Yes
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 270MB
Standard Interface SCSI
Bus Interface RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 8.7
Sector Buffer Size ??
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) ??
Average Latency (ms) ??
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ??
# of Heads 2
# of Platters ??
Sectors per Track 1
Cylinders 916
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
??
Non-operating ??
??
MTBF (Hours) ??
??
Auto Park Yes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit/32-bit Adapter 32
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7
# of Adapters Supported/System 3
Controller Data Transfer/second ??
Controller to Micro Channel ??
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Tape Drives Yes
5.25" Tape Drives Yes
External Tape Drive Support Yes
SCSI Tape Drives Yes
Parallel Tape Drives Yes
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BNB
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/3 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later ??
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later ??
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3.0 or later ??
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later ??
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later ??
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BNB
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Enhanced Keyboard (Japanese) Yes (8p)
102-Key Enhanced Keyboard (LA Spanish) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Quiet Touch Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
84-Key Quiet Touch With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 7.5 (Default Keyboard)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
Cable/Bolt Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover With Key Lock Yes
Tamper Evident Covers Yes
Power on Password Yes
Privileged Access Password Yes
Keyboard Password Yes (operating system)
Secure IPL source Yes
Secure Configuration Yes
Secure Access Openings Yes
Security Cable Cover for I/O cables Optional
Secured removable media via 2.88MB
Electronic Eject Diskette Drive Optional
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BNB
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500 ??
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 199
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 5.0
Classification ??
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Choices IBM PC DOS 5.02 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.1 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.3 and Windows
3.11,
IBM OS/2 2.1, or
IBM OS/2 2.11
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 950
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision ??/??/??
BIOS Date ??????
Date Announced 14Jun94
Date Withdrawn 13Nov95
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The following Micro Channel adapters, option and cables are NOT supported by
the IBM Personal System/2 76/77i and 76/77s:
IBM PS/2 8514 Display Adapter/A (4054)(1887972)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter (1005)(6451109)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter with Cache (1018)(6451110)
IBM Mwave WindSurfer-MCA Communication Adapter/A (7058)(82G7058)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.14. PS/2 Model 76s 486DX4 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.14.1. PS/2 Model 76s-BTB System Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BTB
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486DX4
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology Yes
Clock Multiplying Yes (3X)
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 100
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 16K
External Cache Size Standard 256K Write-Back
External Cache Size Maximum 256K Write-Back
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 8 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
24/32-bit DMA Controller 32
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Bus Masters Supported 15
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB DRAM (2h)
Maximum (System) 64MB DRAM or ECC (2r)(8q)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving No
Wait States: 0-2
Memory Used: 4/8/16MB DRAM SIMMs (70ns)
(8q)
8/16MB ECC SIMMs (70ns) (8q)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.14.1.2. PS/2 Model 76s-BTB: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BTB
STANDARD FEATURES
BIOS SurePath
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Yes
Coprocessor Speed 100
Standard Graphics Enhanced local Bus
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Maximum Video Memory 2MB
Video Chipset S3 928
Resolutions Supported with Standard 640x480x16M Colors
1MB DRAM 800x600x64K Colors
1024x768x256 Colors
1280x1024x16 Colors
MediaBurst Full-Screen Video Playback Optional
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Compatible Graphics VGA/EGA/CGA/MCGA/SVGA
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes, with all Non-Trackpoint
II Keyboards
Mouse Resolution Up to 400 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes
Fast or Fast/Wide Fast
Internal/External Connectors Both
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.14.1.3. PS/2 Model 76s-BTB: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BTB
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/2
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Yes
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 270MB
Standard Interface SCSI
Bus Interface RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 8.7
Sector Buffer Size ??
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) ??
Average Latency (ms) ??
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ??
# of Heads 2
# of Platters ??
Sectors per Track 1
Cylinders 916
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ??
Auto Park Yes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit/32-bit Adapter 32
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7
# of Adapters Supported/System 3
Controller Data Transfer/second ??
Controller to Micro Channel ??
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Tape Drives Yes
5.25" Tape Drives Yes
External Tape Drive Support Yes
SCSI Tape Drives Yes
Parallel Tape Drives Yes
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BTB
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 3
# of Long/Short Slots 3/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/3 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 3
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later ??
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later ??
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3.0 or later ??
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later ??
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later ??
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BTB
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Enhanced Keyboard (Japanese) Yes (8p)
102-Key Enhanced Keyboard (LA Spanish) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Quiet Touch Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
84-Key Quiet Touch With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 7.5 (Default Keyboard)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
Cable/Bolt Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover With Key Lock Yes
Tamper Evident Covers Yes
Power on Password Yes
Privileged Access Password Yes
Keyboard Password Yes (operating system)
Secure IPL source Yes
Secure Configuration Yes
Secure Access Openings Yes
Security Cable Cover for I/O cables Optional
Secured removable media via 2.88MB
Electronic Eject Diskette Drive Optional
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DESCRIPTION 9576-BTB
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 4.5"
Width 14.2"
Depth 15.6"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 118
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 3.5
180-265 VAC 1.75
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500 ??
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 199
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 5.0
Classification ??
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Choices IBM PC DOS 5.02 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.1 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.3 and Windows
3.11,
IBM OS/2 2.1, or
IBM OS/2 2.11
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 950
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision ??/??/??
BIOS Date ??????
Date Announced 14Jun94
Date Withdrawn 13Nov95
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The system support only 4MB, 8MB and 16MB 70-nanosecond single in-line
memory modules (SIMM).
The following Micro Channel adapters, option and cables are NOT supported by
the IBM Personal System/2 76/77i and 76/77s:
IBM PS/2 8514 Display Adapter/A (4054)(1887972)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter (1005)(6451109)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter with Cache (1018)(6451110)
IBM Mwave WindSurfer-MCA Communication Adapter/A (7058)(82G7058)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.15. PS/2 Model 77 486SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.15.1. PS/2 Model 77-0UA/0UF/DUA/DUG/KUA/KUG/QUA/QUG Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models 77-0UA/0UF/DUA/DUG/KUA/KUG/QUA/QUG are identical except for the
hard disk drive used, and the choice of operating system included. Therefore
all models will be covered by this one document. Differences will be indicated
by model number in parentheses.
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DESCRIPTION
9577-0UA/0UF/DUA/DUG/KUA/KUG/QUA/QUG
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486SX
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying No
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 33
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 8K
External Cache Size Standard 0K
External Cache Size Maximum 0K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Processor Upgrades Available 66/33MHz 486DX2
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle No (5i)
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB (2h)
Maximum (Motherboard) 32MB
Maximum (System) 32MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
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DESCRIPTION
9577-0UA/0UF/DUA/DUG/KUA/KUG/QUA/QUG
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 487SX
Coprocessor Speed 33 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA-2
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Maximum Graphics XGA-2
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes
Mouse Resolution Up to 200 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes
Fast or Fast/Wide Fast
Internal/External Connectors Both
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.15.1.3. PS/2 Model 77-0UA/0UF/DUA/DUG/KUA/KUG/QUA/QUG: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9577-0UA/0UF/DUA/DUG/KUA/KUG/QUA/QUG
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x208MB/212MB
(0UA/DUA/KUA/QUA) (6h)
1x400MB (0UF)
1x540MB (DUG/KUG/QUG) |
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 12 (208MB/212MB)
11.5 (400MB)
10 (540MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K (208MB/212MB)
128K (400MB)
256K (540MB)
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 20.1 Mbits (208MB/212MB)
2.0 MBytes (400MB)
3.22 MBytes (540MB)
Average Latency (ms) 6.94 (208MB/212MB)
6.95 (400MB)
5.55 (540MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 4320 (208MB/212MB)
4316 (400MB)
6300 (540MB)
# of Heads 4 (208MB/212MB)
14 (400MB)
7 (540MB)
# of Platters 2 (208MB/212MB)
8 (400MB)
4 (540MB)
Sectors per Track 44 (208MB/212MB)
48 (400MB)
?? (540MB)
Cylinders 2009 (208MB/212MB)
1199 (400MB)
2466 (540MB)
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ?? (208MB/212MB)
10 (400MB/540MB)
Non-operating ?? (208MB/212MB)
35 (400MB)
70 (540MB)
MTBF (Hours) ?? (208MB/212MB)
150,000 (400MB)
300,000 (540MB)
Auto Park Yes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 6GB (3z)(4o)(5k)(6h)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Optional
32-bit Adapter with Cache Standard
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second
Controller to Micro Channel 16.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
EXTERNAL EXPANSION UNIT SUPPORT
IBM 3510 (1-Bay) Yes
IBM 3511 (7-Bays) Yes
IBM 3514 (8-Bays, RAID-5, SCSI-2) Yes
IBM 3515 (4-Bays, Streaming Data,
RAID-0/RAID-1) No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION
9577-0UA/0UF/DUA/DUG/KUA/KUG/QUA/QUG
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/5 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 4
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3.0 or later
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.15.1.5. PS/2 Model 77-0UA/0UF/DUA/DUG/KUA/KUG/QUA/QUG: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9577-0UA/0UF/DUA/DUG/KUA/KUG/QUA/QUG
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Japanese Keyboard No
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability No
Lockable Cable Cover No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.15.1.6. PS/2 Model 77-0UA/0UF/DUA/DUG/KUA/KUG/QUA/QUG: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9577-0UA/0UF/DUA/DUG/KUA/KUG/QUA/QUG
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.7"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.6
180-265 VAC 2.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 158
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 50
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included OS/2 2.00.1 (0UA/0UF)
DOS 5.02/Win 3.1 (QUA/QUG)
OS/2 2.1 (KUA/KUG)
Choice of DOS 5.02/Win 3.1,
DOS 6.1/Win 3.1, OS/2
2.00.1, or OS/2 2.1
(DUA/DUG)
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/41/03
BIOS Date 08/03/92
Date Announced 09/21/92 (0UA/0UF)
05/04/93 (QUA/QUG)
05/25/93 (KUA/KUG)
07/13/93 (DUA/DUG)
Date Withdrawn 07/26/93 (0UA/0UF)
08/16/93 (KUA/KUG/QUA/QUG)
04/14/95 (DU6/DUA/DUG)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.15.1.7. PS/2 Model 77-0UA/0UF/DUA/DUG/KUA/KUG/QUA/QUG: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
3363 Optical (WORM) Disk Drive models A11, B01
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
ARTIC PortMaster Adapter/A (53F2601/53F2604/53F2607) and options
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.16. PS/2 Model 77 486DX2 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.16.1. PS/2 Model 77-0NA/0NF/DNA/DNG/KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models 77-0NA/0NF/DNA/DNG/KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG are identical except for the
hard disk drive used, and the operating system included. Therefore all models
will be covered by this one document. Differences will be indicated by model
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DESCRIPTION
9577-0NA/0NF/DNA/DNG/KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486DX2
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying Yes (2X)
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 66
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 8K
External Cache Size Standard 128K
External Cache Size Maximum 256K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket N/A
Processor Upgrades Available None
Bus Masters Supported 15
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB (2h)
Maximum (Motherboard) 32MB
Maximum (System) 32MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 2/4/8MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.16.1.2. PS/2 Model 77-0NA/0NF/DNA/DNG/KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9577-0NA/0NF/DNA/DNG/KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Built-in
Coprocessor Speed 66 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA-2
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Maximum Graphics XGA-2
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550A-compatible custom
gate array
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes
Mouse Resolution Up to 200 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes
Fast or Fast/Wide Fast
Internal/External Connectors Both
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.16.1.3. PS/2 Model 77-0NA/0NF/DNA/DNG/KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9577-0NA/0NF/DNA/DNG/KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 2
External Drives Supported 1
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x212MB (0NA/DNA/KNA/QNA)
(6h)
1x400MB (0NF)
1x540MB (DNG/KNG/QNG) (6h)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 12 (212MB)
11.5 (400MB)
10 (540MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K (212MB)
128K (400MB)
256K (540MB)
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 20.1 Mbits (212MB)
2.0 MBytes (400MB)
3.22 MBytes (540MB)
Average Latency (ms) 6.94 (212MB)
6.95 (400MB)
5.55 (540MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 4320 (212MB)
4316 (400MB)
6300 (540MB)
# of Heads 4 (212MB)
14 (400MB)
7 (540MB)
# of Platters 2 (212MB)
8 (400MB)
4 (540MB)
Sectors per Track 44 (212MB)
48 (400MB)
?? (540MB)
Cylinders 2009 (212MB)
1199 (400MB)
2466 (540MB)
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ?? (212MB)
10 (400MB/540MB)
Non-operating ?? (212MB)
35 (400MB)
70 (540MB)
MTBF (Hours) ?? (212MB)
150,000 (400MB)
300,000 (540MB)
Auto Park Yes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 6GB (3z)(4o)(5k)(6h)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Optional
32-bit Adapter with Cache Standard
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second
Controller to Micro Channel 16.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
EXTERNAL EXPANSION UNIT SUPPORT
IBM 3510 (1-Bay) Yes
IBM 3511 (7-Bays) Yes
IBM 3514 (8-Bays, RAID-5, SCSI-2) Yes
IBM 3515 (4-Bays, Streaming Data,
RAID-0/RAID-1) No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive No
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.16.1.4. PS/2 Model 77-0NA/0NF/DNA/DNG/KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9577-0NA/0NF/DNA/DNG/KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/5 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 4
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3 or later
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.16.1.5. PS/2 Model 77-0NA/0NF/DNA/DNG/KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9577-0NA/0NF/DNA/DNG/KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Japanese Keyboard No
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability No
Lockable Cable Cover No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.16.1.6. PS/2 Model 77-0NA/0NF/DNA/DNG/KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9577-0NA/0NF/DNA/DNG/KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.7"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.6
180-265 VAC 2.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 158
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 50
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included OS/2 2.00.1 (0NA/0NF)
DOS 5.02/Win 3.1 (QNA/QNG)
OS/2 2.1 (KNA/KNG)
Choice of DOS 5.02/Win 3.1,
DOS 6.1/Win 3.1, OS/2
2.00.1, or OS/2 2.1
(DNA/DNG)
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/41/05
BIOS Dates 03Aug92
28Oct92
Date Announced 09/21/92 (0NA/0NF)
05/04/93 (QNA/QNG)
05/25/93 (KNA/KNG)
07/13/93 (DNA/DNG)
Date Withdrawn 07/26/93 (0NA/0NF)
08/16/93 (KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG)
04/14/95 (DNA/DNG)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.16.1.7. PS/2 Model 77-0NA/0NF/DNA/DNG/KNA/KNG/QNA/QNG: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
3363 Optical (WORM) Disk Drive models A11, B01
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
All memory adapters
All SIMMs except 2MB/4MB/8MB 70ns
ARTIC PortMaster Adapter/A (53F2601/53F2604/53F2607) and options
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
Image Adapter/A (07F4400/#4324; replaced by 06G8215/#0072)
Image Adapter/A 1MB (44F9626/#0072; replaced by 06G8215/#0072), 3MB
(69F9724/#0073; replaced by 06G8216/#0073), 3MB 6091 (44F9621/#0074;
replaced by 06G8217/#0074)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.17. PS/2 Model 77i 486SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.17.1. PS/2 Model 77i-AUB Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-AUB
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486SX
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying No
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 33
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 8K
External Cache Size Standard 0K
External Cache Size Maximum 0K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 8 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
24/32-bit DMA Controller 32
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Bus Masters Supported 15
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB DRAM (2h)
Maximum (System) 64MB DRAM or ECC (2r)(8q)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving No
Wait States: 0-2
Memory Used: 4/8/16MB DRAM SIMMs (70ns)
(8q)
8/16MB ECC SIMMs (70ns) (8q)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.17.1.2. PS/2 Model 77i-AUB: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-AUB
STANDARD FEATURES
BIOS SurePath
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor No
Coprocessor Speed N/A
Standard Graphics Ehanced local Bus
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Maximum Video Memory 2MB
Video Chipset S3 928
Resolutions Supported with Standard 640x480x16M Colors
1MB DRAM 800x600x64K Colors
1024x768x256 Colors
1280x1024x16 Colors
MediaBurst Full-Screen Video Playback Optional
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free ??
Compatible Graphics VGA/EGA/CGA/MCGA/SVGA
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550A type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes with all
Non-TrackPointII Keyboards
Mouse Resolution Up to 400 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Requires optional adapter
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.17.1.3. PS/2 Model 77i-AUB: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-AUB
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported ?
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 270MB
Drive Type IDE
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) ??
Sector Buffer Size ??
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) ??
Average Latency (ms) ??
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ??
# of Heads ??
# of Platters ??
Sectors per Track ??
Cylinders ??
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ??
Auto Park Yes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: ??
Maximum Internal HD Capacity ?? (3z)(4o)(5k)(6h)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type EIDE
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter ??
32-bit Adapter ??
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 4
# of Adapters Supported/System 1
Controller Data Transfer/second ??
Controller to Micro Channel ??
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Tape Drives Yes
5.25" Tape Drives Yes
External Tape Drive Support Yes
SCSI Tape Drives Yes (with optional SCSI
adapter)
Parallel Tape Drives Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.17.1.4. PS/2 Model 77i-AUB: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-AUB
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/5 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 5
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later ??
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later ??
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3 or later ??
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later ??
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later ??
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.17.1.5. PS/2 Model 77i-AUB: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-AUB
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Enhanced Keyboard (Japanese) Yes (8p)
102-Key Enhanced Keyboard (LA Spanish) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Quiet Touch Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
84-Key Quiet Touch With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 7.5 (Default Keyboard)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
Cable/Bolt Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover With Key Lock Yes
Tamper Evident Covers Yes
Power on Password Yes
Privileged Access Password Yes
Keyboard Password Yes (operating system)
Secure IPL source Yes
Secure Configuration Yes
Secure Access Openings Yes
Security Cable Cover for I/O cables Optional
Secured removable media via 2.88MB
Electronic Eject Diskette Drive Optional
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DESCRIPTION 9577-AUB
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.6"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Automatic
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.6
180-265 VAC 2.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500 ??
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 158
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 5.0
Classification B
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Choices IBM PC DOS 5.02 and Windows
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3.11,
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FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 950
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision ??/??/??
BIOS Date ??????
Date Announced 14Jun94
Date Withdrawn 13Nov95
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IBM PS/2 8514 Display Adapter/A (4054)(1887972)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter (1005)(6451109)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter with Cache (1018)(6451110)
IBM Mwave WindSurfer-MCA Communication Adapter/A (7058)(82G7058)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.18. PS/2 Model 77i 486DX2 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.18.1. PS/2 Model 77i-ANB/ANG Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
This section contains feature and technical specification information for the
PS/2 Models 77i -ANB and -ANG systems. They are identical except for the hard
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Differences will be indicated by model number in parentheses.
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DESCRIPTION 9577-ANB/ANG
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486DX2
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying Yes (2X)
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 66
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 8K
External Cache Size Standard 128K Write-Back
External Cache Size Maximum 256K Write-Back
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 8 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
24/32-bit DMA Controller 32
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Bus Masters Supported 15
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB DRAM (2h)
Maximum (System) 64MB DRAM or ECC (2r)(8q)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving No
Wait States: 0-2
Memory Used: 4/8/16MB DRAM SIMMs (70ns)
(8q)
8/16MB ECC SIMMs (70ns) (8q)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.18.1.2. PS/2 Model 77i-ANB/ANG: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-ANB/ANG
STANDARD FEATURES
BIOS SurePath
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Yes
Coprocessor Speed 66
Standard Graphics Ehanced local Bus
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Maximum Video Memory 2MB
Video Chipset S3 928
Resolutions Supported with Standard 640x480x16M Colors
1MB DRAM 800x600x64K Colors
1024x768x256 Colors
1280x1024x16 Colors
MediaBurst Full-Screen Video Playback Optional
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free ??
Compatible Graphics VGA/EGA/CGA/MCGA/SVGA
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550A type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes with all
Non-TrackPointII Keyboards
Mouse Resolution Up to 400 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Requires optional adapter
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.18.1.3. PS/2 Model 77i-ANB/ANG: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-ANB/ANG
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported ?
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 270MB (ANB)
527MB (ANG)
Drive Type IDE
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) ??
Sector Buffer Size ??
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) ??
Average Latency (ms) ??
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ??
# of Heads ??
# of Platters ??
Sectors per Track ??
Cylinders ??
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ??
Auto Park Yes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: ??
Maximum Internal HD Capacity ?? (3z)(4o)(5k)(6h)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type EIDE
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter ??
32-bit Adapter ??
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 4
# of Adapters Supported/System 1
Controller Data Transfer/second ??
Controller to Micro Channel ??
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Tape Drives Yes
5.25" Tape Drives Yes
External Tape Drive Support Yes
SCSI Tape Drives Yes (with optional SCSI
adapter)
Parallel Tape Drives Yes
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DESCRIPTION 9577-ANB/ANG
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/5 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 5
OPERATING Systems SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later ??
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later ??
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3 or later ??
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later ??
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later ??
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.18.1.5. PS/2 Model 77i-ANB/ANG: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-ANB/ANG
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Enhanced Keyboard (Japanese) Yes (8p)
102-Key Enhanced Keyboard (LA Spanish) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Quiet Touch Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
84-Key Quiet Touch With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 7.5 (Default Keyboard)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
Cable/Bolt Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover With Key Lock Yes
Tamper Evident Covers Yes
Power on Password Yes
Privileged Access Password Yes
Keyboard Password Yes (operating Systems)
Secure IPL source Yes
Secure Configuration Yes
Secure Access Openings Yes
Security Cable Cover for I/O cables Optional
Secured removable media via 2.88MB
Electronic Eject Diskette Drive Optional
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DESCRIPTION 9577-ANB/ANG
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.6"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Automatic
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.6
180-265 VAC 2.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500 ??
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 158
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 5.0
Classification B
MISCELLANEOUS
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3.1,
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3.11,
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FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 950
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision ??/??/??
BIOS Date ??????
Date Announced 14Jun94
Date Withdrawn 13Nov95
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IBM PS/2 8514 Display Adapter/A (4054)(1887972)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter (1005)(6451109)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter with Cache (1018)(6451110)
IBM Mwave WindSurfer-MCA Communication Adapter/A (7058)(82G7058)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.19. PS/2 Model 77i 486DX4 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.19.1. PS/2 Model 77i-ATB/ATG Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-ATB/ATG
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486DX4
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying Yes (3X)
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 100
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 16K
External Cache Size Standard 256K Write-Back
External Cache Size Maximum 256K Write-Back
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 8 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
24/32-bit DMA Controller 32
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Bus Masters Supported 15
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB DRAM (2h)
Maximum (System) 64MB DRAM or ECC (2r)(8q)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving No
Wait States: 0-2
Memory Used: 4/8/16MB DRAM SIMMs (70ns)
(8q)
8/16MB ECC SIMMs (70ns) (8q)
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DESCRIPTION 9577-ATB/ATG
STANDARD FEATURES
BIOS SurePath
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Yes
Coprocessor Speed 100
Standard Graphics Ehanced local Bus
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Maximum Video Memory 2MB
Video Chipset S3 928
Resolutions Supported with Standard 640x480x16M Colors
1MB DRAM 800x600x64K Colors
1024x768x256 Colors
1280x1024x16 Colors
MediaBurst Full-Screen Video Playback Optional
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Compatible Graphics VGA/EGA/CGA/MCGA/SVGA
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550A type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes with all
Non-TrackPointII Keyboards
Mouse Resolution Up to 400 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Requires optional adapter
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.19.1.3. PS/2 Model 77i-ATB/ATG: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-ATB/ATG
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported ?
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 270MB (ATB)
527MB (ATG)
Drive Type IDE
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) ??
Sector Buffer Size ??
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) ??
Average Latency (ms) ??
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ??
# of Heads ??
# of Platters ??
Sectors per Track ??
Cylinders ??
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ??
Auto Park Yes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: ??
Maximum Internal HD Capacity ?? (3z)(4o)(5k)(6h)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type EIDE
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter ??
32-bit Adapter ??
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 4
# of Adapters Supported/System 1
Controller Data Transfer/second ??
Controller to Micro Channel ??
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Tape Drives Yes
5.25" Tape Drives Yes
External Tape Drive Support Yes
SCSI Tape Drives Yes (with optional SCSI
adapter)
Parallel Tape Drives Yes
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DESCRIPTION 9577-ATB/ATG
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/5 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 5
OPERATING Systems SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later ??
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later ??
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3 or later ??
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later ??
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later ??
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DESCRIPTION 9577-ATB/ATG
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Enhanced Keyboard (Japanese) Yes (8p)
102-Key Enhanced Keyboard (LA Spanish) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Quiet Touch Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
84-Key Quiet Touch With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 7.5 (Default Keyboard)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
Cable/Bolt Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover With Key Lock Yes
Tamper Evident Covers Yes
Power on Password Yes
Privileged Access Password Yes
Keyboard Password Yes (operating Systems)
Secure IPL source Yes
Secure Configuration Yes
Secure Access Openings Yes
Security Cable Cover for I/O cables Optional
Secured removable media via 2.88MB
Electronic Eject Diskette Drive Optional
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DESCRIPTION 9577-ATB/ATG
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.6"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Automatic
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.6
180-265 VAC 2.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500 ??
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 158
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 5.0
Classification B
MISCELLANEOUS
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FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 950
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision ??/??/??
BIOS Date ??????
Date Announced 14Jun94
Date Withdrawn 13Nov95
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IBM PS/2 8514 Display Adapter/A (4054)(1887972)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter (1005)(6451109)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter with Cache (1018)(6451110)
IBM Mwave WindSurfer-MCA Communication Adapter/A (7058)(82G7058)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.20. PS/2 Model 77s 486SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.20.1. PS/2 Model 77s-BUB Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-BUB
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486SX
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying No
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 33
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 8K
External Cache Size Standard 0K
External Cache Size Maximum 0K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 8 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
24/32-bit DMA Controller 32
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Bus Masters Supported 15
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB DRAM (2h)
Maximum (System) 64MB DRAM or ECC (2r)(8q)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving No
Wait States: 0-2
Memory Used: 4/8/16MB DRAM SIMMs (70ns)
(8q)
8/16MB ECC SIMMs (70ns) (8q)
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DESCRIPTION 9577-BUB
STANDARD FEATURES
BIOS SurePath
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor No
Coprocessor Speed N/A
Standard Graphics Ehanced local Bus
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Maximum Video Memory 2MB
Video Chipset S3 928
Resolutions Supported with Standard 640x480x16M Colors
1MB DRAM 800x600x64K Colors
1024x768x256 Colors
1280x1024x16 Colors
MediaBurst Full-Screen Video Playback Optional
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550A type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes with all
Non-TrackPointII Keyboards
Mouse Resolution Up to 400 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes
Fast or Fast/Wide Fast
Internal/External Connectors Both
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
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DESCRIPTION 9577-BUB
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported ?
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 270MB
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) ??
Sector Buffer Size ??
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) ??
Average Latency (ms) ??
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ??
# of Heads ??
# of Platters ??
Sectors per Track ??
Cylinders ??
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ??
Auto Park Yes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: ??
Maximum Internal HD Capacity ?? (3z)(4o)(5k)(6h)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit/32-bit Adapter 32
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second ??
Controller to Micro Channel ??
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Tape Drives Yes
5.25" Tape Drives Yes
External Tape Drive Support Yes
SCSI Tape Drives Yes
Parallel Tape Drives Yes
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DESCRIPTION 9577-BUB
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/5 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 4
OPERATING Systems SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later ??
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later ??
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3 or later ??
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later ??
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later ??
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DESCRIPTION 9577-BUB
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Enhanced Keyboard (Japanese) Yes (8p)
102-Key Enhanced Keyboard (LA Spanish) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Quiet Touch Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
84-Key Quiet Touch With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 7.5 (Default Keyboard)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
Cable/Bolt Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover With Key Lock Yes
Tamper Evident Covers Yes
Power on Password Yes
Privileged Access Password Yes
Keyboard Password Yes (operating Systems)
Secure IPL source Yes
Secure Configuration Yes
Secure Access Openings Yes
Security Cable Cover for I/O cables Optional
Secured removable media via 2.88MB
Electronic Eject Diskette Drive Optional
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DESCRIPTION 9577-BUB
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.6"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Automatic
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.6
180-265 VAC 2.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500 ??
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 158
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 5.0
Classification B
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Choices IBM PC DOS 5.02 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.1 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.3 and Windows
3.11,
IBM OS/2 2.1, or
IBM OS/2 2.11
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 950
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision ??/??/??
BIOS Date ??????
Date Announced 14Jun94
Date Withdrawn 27Mar96
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The Systems support only 4MB, 8MB and 16MB 70-nanosecond single in-line
memory modules (SIMM).
The following Micro Channel adapters, option and cables are NOT supported by
the IBM Personal Systems/2 76/77s and 76/77s:
IBM PS/2 8514 Display Adapter/A (4054)(1887972)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter (1005)(6451109)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter with Cache (1018)(6451110)
IBM Mwave WindSurfer-MCA Communication Adapter/A (7058)(82G7058)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.21. PS/2 Model 77s 486DX2 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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66MHz Systems
PS/2 Model 9577-6NB/6NG/7NB/7NG/BNB/BNG
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.21.1. PS/2 Model 77s-6NB/6NG/7NB/7NG/BNB/BNG Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-6NB/6NG/7NB/7NG/BNB/BNG
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486DX2
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying Yes (2X)
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 66
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 8K
External Cache Size Standard 128K Write-Back
External Cache Size Maximum 256K Write-Back
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 8 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
24/32-bit DMA Controller 32
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Bus Masters Supported 15
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB DRAM (2h)
Maximum (System) 64MB DRAM or ECC (2r)(8q)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving No
Wait States: 0-2
Memory Used: 4/8/16MB DRAM SIMMs (70ns)
(8q)
8/16MB ECC SIMMs (70ns) (8q)
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DESCRIPTION 9577-6NB/6NG/7NB/7NG/BNB/BNG
STANDARD FEATURES
BIOS SurePath
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Yes
Coprocessor Speed 66
Standard Graphics Ehanced local Bus
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Maximum Video Memory 2MB
Video Chipset S3 928
Resolutions Supported with Standard 640x480x16M Colors
1MB DRAM 800x600x64K Colors
1024x768x256 Colors
1280x1024x16 Colors
MediaBurst Full-Screen Video Playback Optional
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550A type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
MULTIMEDIA FEATURES (6NB/7NB/6NG/7NG)
Audiovation Adapter Yes
MediaBurst Movie Adapter Yes
Microphone Included Yes
Headphone/Microphone jacks Yes
5.25" CD-ROM drive Yes
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes, with all Non-TrackPoint
II Keyboards
Mouse Resolution Up to 400 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes
Fast or Fast/Wide Fast
Internal/External Connectors Both
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
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DESCRIPTION 9577-6NB/6NG/7NB/7NG/BNB/BNG
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported ?
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 270MB (BNB/6NB/7NB)
527MB (BNG/6NG/7NG)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) ??
Sector Buffer Size ??
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) ??
Average Latency (ms) ??
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ??
# of Heads ??
# of Platters ??
Sectors per Track ??
Cylinders ??
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ??
Auto Park Yes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: ??
Maximum Internal HD Capacity ?? (3z)(4o)(5k)(6h)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit/32-bit Adapter 32
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second ??
Controller to Micro Channel ??
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Tape Drives Yes
5.25" Tape Drives Yes
External Tape Drive Support Yes
SCSI Tape Drives Yes
Parallel Tape Drives Yes
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DESCRIPTION 9577-6NB/6NG/7NB/7NG/BNB/BNG
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/5 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 4
OPERATING Systems SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later ??
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later ??
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3 or later ??
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later ??
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later ??
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DESCRIPTION 9577-6NB/6NG/7NB/7NG/BNB/BNG
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Enhanced Keyboard (Japanese) Yes (8p)
102-Key Enhanced Keyboard (LA Spanish) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Quiet Touch Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
84-Key Quiet Touch With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 7.5 (Default Keyboard)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
Cable/Bolt Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover With Key Lock Yes
Tamper Evident Covers Yes
Power on Password Yes
Privileged Access Password Yes
Keyboard Password Yes (operating Systems)
Secure IPL source Yes
Secure Configuration Yes
Secure Access Openings Yes
Security Cable Cover for I/O cables Optional
Secured removable media via 2.88MB
Electronic Eject Diskette Drive Optional
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DESCRIPTION 9577-6NB/6NG/7NB/7NG/BNB/BNG
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.6"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Automatic
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.6
180-265 VAC 2.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500 ??
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 158
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 5.0
Classification B
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Choices IBM PC DOS 5.02 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.1 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.3 and Windows
3.11,
IBM OS/2 2.1, or
IBM OS/2 2.11
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 950
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision ??/??/??
BIOS Date ??????
Date Announced 14Jun94
Date Withdrawn 27Mar96
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The following Micro Channel adapters, option and cables are NOT supported by
the IBM Personal Systems/2 76/77s and 76/77s:
IBM PS/2 8514 Display Adapter/A (4054)(1887972)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter (1005)(6451109)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter with Cache (1018)(6451110)
IBM Mwave WindSurfer-MCA Communication Adapter/A (7058)(82G7058)
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DESCRIPTION 9577-6TG/7TG/BTB/BTG/VTG
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486DX4
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying Yes (3X)
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 100
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 16K
External Cache Size Standard 256K Write-Back
External Cache Size Maximum 256K Write-Back
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 8 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
24/32-bit DMA Controller 32
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Bus Masters Supported 15
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB DRAM (6TG/7TG/BTB/BTG)
(2h)
16MB ECC (VTG)
Maximum (System) 64MB DRAM or ECC (2r)(8q)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving No
Wait States: 0-2
Memory Used: 4/8/16MB DRAM SIMMs (70ns)
(8q)
8/16MB ECC SIMMs (70ns) (8q)
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DESCRIPTION 9577-6TG/7TG/BTB/BTG/VTG
STANDARD FEATURES
BIOS SurePath
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Yes
Coprocessor Speed 100
Standard Graphics Ehanced local Bus
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Maximum Video Memory 2MB
Video Chipset S3 928
Resolutions Supported with Standard 640x480x16M Colors
1MB DRAM 800x600x64K Colors
1024x768x256 Colors
1280x1024x16 Colors
MediaBurst Full-Screen Video Playback Optional
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550A type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
MULTIMEDIA FEATURES (6TG/7TG)
Audiovation adapter Yes
MediaBurst Movie adapter Yes
Microphone Included Yes
Headphone/Microphone jacks Yes
5.25" CD-ROM drive Yes
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes with all
Non-TrackPointII Keyboards
Mouse Resolution Up to 400 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes
Fast or Fast/Wide Fast (6TB/6TG)
Fast or Fast/Wide Fast/Wide (VTG)
Internal/External Connectors Both
On Motherboard/Adapter Adapter
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DESCRIPTION 9577-6TG/7TG/BTB/BTG/VTG
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/2
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (g)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported ?
Maximum # Diskette Drives 3
Hard Disk Drives Standard 270MB (BNB/6NB/7NB)
527MB (BNG/6NG/7NG)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) ??
Sector Buffer Size ??
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) ??
Average Latency (ms) ??
Rotational Speed (RPMs) ??
# of Heads ??
# of Platters ??
Sectors per Track ??
Cylinders ??
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ??
Auto Park Yes
Interleave Factor 1:1
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: ??
Maximum Internal HD Capacity ?? (3z)(4o)(5k)(6h)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit/32-bit Adapter 32
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second ??
Controller to Micro Channel ??
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support Yes
3.5" Tape Drives Yes
5.25" Tape Drives Yes
External Tape Drive Support Yes
SCSI Tape Drives Yes (with optional SCSI
adapter)
Parallel Tape Drives Yes
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DESCRIPTION 9577-6TG/7TG/BTB/BTG/VTG
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/5 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 4
OPERATING Systems SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later ??
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later ??
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3 or later ??
SCO XENIX 2.3.4 or later ??
SCO UNIX 3.2 V.4 or later ??
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.22.1.5. PS/2 Model 77s-6TG/7TG/BTB/BTG/VTG: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-6TG/7TG/BTB/BTG/VTG
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
106-Key Enhanced Keyboard (Japanese) Yes (8p)
102-Key Enhanced Keyboard (LA Spanish) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Quiet Touch Keyboard Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
84-Key Quiet Touch With TrackPoint II Yes (8p)
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 7.5 (Default Keyboard)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
Cable/Bolt Down Capability Yes
Lockable Cable Cover With Key Lock Yes
Tamper Evident Covers Yes
Power on Password Yes
Privileged Access Password Yes
Keyboard Password Yes (operating Systems)
Secure IPL source Yes
Secure Configuration Yes
Secure Access Openings Yes
Security Cable Cover for I/O cables Optional
Secured removable media via 2.88MB
Electronic Eject Diskette Drive Optional
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.22.1.6. PS/2 Model 77s-6TG/7TG/BTB/BTG/VTG: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-6TG/7TG/BTB/BTG/VTG
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.6"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Automatic
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.6
180-265 VAC 2.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500 ??
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 158
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 5.0
Classification B
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Choices IBM PC DOS 5.02 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.1 and Windows
3.1,
IBM PC DOS 6.3 and Windows
3.11,
IBM OS/2 2.1, or
IBM OS/2 2.11
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 950
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In N/A
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision ??/??/??
BIOS Date ??????
Date Announced 14Jun94
Date Withdrawn 27Mar96
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The Systems support only 4MB, 8MB and 16MB 70-nanosecond single in-line
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The following Micro Channel adapters, option and cables are NOT supported by
the IBM Personal Systems/2 76/77s and 76/77s:
IBM PS/2 8514 Display Adapter/A (4054)(1887972)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter (1005)(6451109)
IBM PS/2 Micro Channel SCSI Adapter with Cache (1018)(6451110)
IBM Mwave WindSurfer-MCA Communication Adapter/A (7058)(82G7058)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.23. PS/2 Model M77 486SX Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-1UA
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486SX
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying No
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 33
External 33
Internal/External Cache (4u)
Internal Cache Size 8K
External Cache Size Standard 0K
External Cache Size Maximum 0K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor Yes
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket OverDrive
Processor Upgrades Available 66/33MHz 486DX2
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle No (5i)
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB (2h)
Maximum (Motherboard) 32MB
Maximum (System) 32MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 1/2/4/8/16MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.23.1.2. PS/2 Model M77-1UA: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-1UA
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor 486SX
Coprocessor Speed 33 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA-2
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Maximum Graphics XGA-2
Enhanced Audio Features Standard
Audio Card Used (standard) M-Audio Capture and Playback
Adapter/A (2a)
Audio Compression Supported Yes
Audio Sampling Supported 16K
FM Quality Stereo Sound Yes
Connected to Multimedia Panel Yes
Multimedia Panel Features
Volume Control Yes
Stereo Headphone Jack Yes
Mono Microphone Jack Yes
Enhanced Loudspeaker Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes
Mouse Resolution Up to 200 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
Diskette Drive Support Yes
External SCSI port Yes (5c)
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
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DESCRIPTION 9577-1UA
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3 (6r)(6z)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1 (8l)
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB Yes (i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)(7v)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported 1 (7t)
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x212MB
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 12
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 20.1 MBits
Average Latency (ms) 6.94
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 4320
# of Heads 4
# of Platters 2
Sectors per Track 44
Cylinders 2009
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ???,???
Interleave Factor 1:1
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2
Optional HD Sizes Avail: 170MB (12ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 4GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI-2 (SCSI Common Command
Set V4.B)
Bus Master Yes
Adapter/Motherboard Motherboard
Local Bus Implementation Yes
Synchronous/Async Data Transfers Yes
16-bit Controller Optional
32-bit Controller with Cache Standard
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/sec
Controller to Micro Channel 16.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drive Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drive Standard
(Double-click here for specs)
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Software CDs Included Yes
Diagnostic CD Included Yes
EXTERNAL EXPANSION UNIT SUPPORT
IBM 3510 (1-Bay) Yes
IBM 3511 (7-Bay) Yes
IBM 3514 (8-Bays, RAID-5, SCSI-2) Yes
IBM 3515 (4-Bays, Streaming Data,
RAID-0/RAID-1) No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
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DESCRIPTION 9577-1UA
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/5 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 4
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3.0 or later
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DESCRIPTION 9577-1UA
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Japanese Keyboard No
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability No
Lockable Cable Cover No
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DESCRIPTION 9577-1UA
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop or floor standing
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.6"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.6
180-265 VAC 2.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 158
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 50
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included Pre-installed (7u)
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In U.S./Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/41/03
BIOS Date ???
Date Announced 21Sep92
Date Withdrawn 04/14/95
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The following limitations apply to this system.
Only 2MB, 4MB, and 8MB 70-nanosecond single in-line memory modules
(SIMMs) are supported.
Display adapter cards that use the Auxiliary Video Extension, when
installed in a system, require installation in slot 2 and attachment of a
display to the system video connector during configuration of the system.
The total length of all SCSI cables for external devices that operate
from the external SCSI connector may not exceed a maximum of five meters
(approx. 16.5 feet) including the cables inside each SCSI device.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.24. PS/2 Model M77 486DX2 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-1NA
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel
Microprocessor Intel 486DX2
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying Yes (2X)
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 66
External 33
Internal/External Cache Internal (4u)
Cache Size 8K
Instruction Set 32 bit
Addressing 32 bit
I/O Channel Width 32 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported ???
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Upgradeable Processor No
Processor Complex/OverDrive Socket N/A
Processor Upgrades Available N/A
Bus Masters Supported 15
Interleaved Memory Yes
Matched Memory Cycle No (5i)
Page Memory Logic Yes
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB (2h)
Maximum (Motherboard) 32MB
Maximum (System) 32MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 4
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available 3
Standard Memory Speed (ns) 70
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Used: Motherboard 1/2/4/8/16MB SIMMs (70ns)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.24.1.2. PS/2 Model M77-1NA: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-1NA
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Built-in
Coprocessor Speed 66 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA-2
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Maximum Graphics XGA-2
Enhanced Audio Features Standard
Audio Card Used (standard) M-Audio Capture and Playback
Adapter/A (2a)
Audio Compression Supported Yes
Audio Sampling Supported 16K
FM Quality Stereo Sound Yes
Connected to Multimedia Panel Yes
Multimedia Panel Features
Volume Control Yes
Stereo Headphone Jack Yes
Mono Microphone Jack Yes
Enhanced Loudspeaker Yes
RS232C Serial Ports 2
9/25-Pin 9-pin
UART Chip Used NS16550 Type 4
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
IBM Mouse Included Yes
Mouse Resolution Up to 200 DPI, programmable
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
Diskette Drive Support Yes
External SCSI port Yes (5c)
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.24.1.3. PS/2 Model M77-1NA: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-1NA
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 1/3 (6r)(6z)
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 0/1 (8l)
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 2.88MB Yes (i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" Enhanced 2.88MB Optional (i)(7v)
Media Sensing Yes
Electronic Lock/Eject Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3
External Drives Supported 1 (7t)
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x212MB
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 12
Sector Buffer Size 32K
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 20.1 MBits
Average Latency (ms) 6.94
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 4320
# of Heads 4
# of Platters 2
Sectors per Track 44
Cylinders 2009
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ??
Non-operating ??
MTBF (Hours) ???,???
Interleave Factor 1:1
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 2
Optional HD Sizes Avail: 170MB (12ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 4GB (3z)(4o)(5k)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI-2 (SCSI Common Command
Set V4.B)
Bus Master Yes
Adapter/Motherboard Motherboard
Local Bus Implementation Yes
Synchronous/Async Data Transfers Yes
16-bit Controller Optional
32-bit Controller with Cache Standard
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/sec
Controller to Micro Channel 16.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drive Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drive Standard
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Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Software CDs Included Yes
Diagnostic CD Included Yes
EXTERNAL EXPANSION UNIT SUPPORT
IBM 3510 (1-Bay) Yes
IBM 3511 (7-Bay) Yes
IBM 3514 (8-Bays, RAID-5, SCSI-2) Yes
IBM 3515 (4-Bays, Streaming Data,
RAID-0/RAID-1) No
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.24.1.4. PS/2 Model M77-1NA: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION 9577-1NA
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 5
# of Long/Short Slots 5/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/5 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Available Slots 4
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.00.1 or later
IBM OS/2 2.00.1 (ServicePak Level
6050) or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3.0 or later
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DESCRIPTION 9577-1NA
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Keyboard Yes (8p)
Japanese Keyboard No
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 10 (3 meters)
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability No
Lockable Cable Cover No
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DESCRIPTION 9577-1NA
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop or floor standing
Orientation Horizontal/Vertical (6y)
Vertical-Mount Floor Stand Standard
Dimensions: Height 6.6"
Width 17.3"
Depth 15.5"
Weight (lbs): 26.0
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 197
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Manual
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.6
180-265 VAC 2.0
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-85%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 158
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 50
Classification 3D
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included Pre-installed (7u)
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 1950, 1st Edition
CSA Approval CSA22.2 No. 220-M1986
Warranty Period 3 Years
On-site/Carry-in On-site
Int'l Traveler's Warranty Service No
Countries Warranty Valid In U.S./Canada
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/41/05
BIOS Dates 03Aug92
28Oct92
Date Announced 21Sep92
Date Withdrawn 04/14/95
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The following limitations apply to this system.
Only 2MB, 4MB, and 8MB 70-nanosecond single in-line memory modules
(SIMMs) are supported.
Display adapter cards that use the Auxiliary Video Extension, when
installed in a system, require installation in slot 2 and attachment of a
display to the system video connector during configuration of the system.
The total length of all SCSI cables for external devices that operate
from the external SCSI connector may not exceed a maximum of five meters
(approx. 16.5 feet) including the cables inside each SCSI device.
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.25. PS/2 Model 90 486DX2 Systems ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.25.1. PS/2 Model 90-0LA/0LF/DLA/DLG/KLA/KLG/QLA Tech Specs ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
The PS/2 Models 90-0LA/0LF/DLA/DLG/KLA/KLG/QLA are identical except for the
hard disk drive used, and the operating system included. Therefore all models
will be covered by this one document. Differences will be indicated by model
number in parentheses.
Note: These models have been withdrawn from marketing.
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DESCRIPTION
9590-0LA/0LF/DLA/DLG/KLA/KLG/QLA
ARCHITECTURE
Bus Type Micro Channel (5t)
Microprocessor 486DX2 (5t)
Uses 3.3 Volt Technology No
Clock Multiplying Yes (2X)
Clock Speed (MHz)
Internal 50
External 25
Clock Speed 50/25 MHz
Instruction Set 32 Bit
Addressing 32 Bit
I/O Channel Width 32 Bit
Memory Channel Width 64 bit
Interrupt Levels 16
Type (MCA) Level-sensitive, shareable
Maximum Bus Data Transfer Rates
MCA Burst Transfer Mode 40 Mbytes/second
Bus Data/Address Parity Checking
MCA Bus Yes
DMA Channels 15 (4m)
DMA Burst Mode Supported Yes
24/32-bit DMA Controller 24
Bus Masters Supported 15
486 Burst Mode Enabled Yes
Upgradeable Processor Complex Yes (5t)
Processor Upgrades Available 66/33MHz 486DX2 |
50MHz 486DX
60MHz Pentium
Matched Memory Cycle N/A (5i)
Page Memory Logic Yes
256K Level 2 Processor Cache Not Supported
MEMORY
Standard (Motherboard) 8MB (2r)
Maximum (Motherboard) 64MB (5j)
Maximum (System) 64MB (2r)
Total # of Motherboard SIMM Sockets 8
# of Motherboard SIMM Sockets Available ?
Memory Chip Speed (ns) 70 (9r)(5o)
Memory Type DRAM
Memory Interleaving Yes
Memory Cache Controller Yes
Internal/External Cache Internal
Standard Memory Cache Size 8K
Optional External Memory Cache No
Wait States: Motherboard 0
Adapter N/A (8q)
Memory Chips Used: System Bd 2/4/8MB SIMMs
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.25.1.2. PS/2 Model 90-0LA/0LF/DLA/DLG/KLA/KLG/QLA: Standard Features ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9590-0LA/0LF/DLA/DLG/KLA/KLG/QLA
STANDARD FEATURES
ROM Size 128K
ROM Shadowing Yes
BIOS Extensions Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Setup & Diags Stored on Disk Yes (5v)
Optional Math Coprocessor Built-in
Coprocessor Speed 50 MHz
Standard Graphics XGA-2
8/16/32-bit Controller 32
Bus Master Yes
Video Memory (DRAM) Standard 1MB
132-Column Text Mode Yes
Resolutions Supported 640x480 64K Colors
800x600 64K Colors
1024x768 256 Colors
1280x1024 16 Colors
ISO 9241 Part 3 Compliant Yes (1w)
Non-Interlaced/Flicker-Free Yes
Maximum Graphics XGA-2
RS232C Serial Ports 2
UART Chip Used ???
Maximum Speed (bits/second) 345,600
FIFO Mode Enabled Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
Pointing Device Ports 1
Parallel Printer Ports 1
Bi-directional Yes
Supports DMA Data Transfer Yes
Maximum Ports Supported 8 (6i)
CMOS Clock Yes
Battery Life (years) 5
Replaceable Yes
SCSI port Yes (5c)
Internal/External Connectors Yes/Yes
On Motherboard/Adapter Motherboard
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.25.1.3. PS/2 Model 90-0LA/0LF/DLA/DLG/KLA/KLG/QLA: Disk/Tape Storage ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9590-0LA/0LF/DLA/DLG/KLA/KLG/QLA
DISK STORAGE
Internal Disk/Tape Drive Bays 4
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays 3/1
# of 3.5"/5.25" Bays Available 1/1
Selectable Boot Yes
Bootable Physical Drives All
Diskette Drives Standard 1x2.88MB
Optional Diskette Drives
5.25" 360K Optional (g)(7t)
Media Sensing No
5.25" 1.2MB Optional (j)(7t)
Media Sensing No
3.5" 720K No (y)
3.5" 1.44MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
3.5" 2.88MB Optional (i)
Media Sensing Yes
Internal Drives Supported 3 (5r)
External Drives Supported 1 (4n)
Maximum # Diskette Drives 4 (4n)(5r)
Hard Disk Drives Standard 1x212MB (0NA/DNA/KNA/QNA)
(6h)
1x400MB (0NF)
1x540MB (DNG/KNG/QNG) (6h)
Drive Type SCSI
Encoding Method RLL
Drive Form Factor 3.5"
Average Access Rate (ms) 12 (212MB)
11.5 (400MB)
10 (540MB)
Sector Buffer Size 32K (212MB)
128K (400MB)
256K (540MB)
Data Transfer Rate (/Second) 20.1 Mbits (212MB)
2.0 MBytes (400MB)
3.22 MBytes (540MB)
Average Latency (ms) 6.94 (212MB)
6.95 (400MB)
5.55 (540MB)
Rotational Speed (RPMs) 4320 (212MB)
4316 (400MB)
6300 (540MB)
# of Heads 4 (212MB)
14 (400MB)
7 (540MB)
# of Platters 2 (212MB)
8 (400MB)
4 (540MB)
Sectors per Track 44 (212MB)
48 (400MB)
?? (540MB)
Cylinders 2009 (212MB)
1199 (400MB)
2466 (540MB)
Shock Rating (Gs): Operating ?? (212MB)
10 (400MB/540MB)
Non-operating ?? (212MB)
35 (400MB)
70 (540MB)
MTBF (Hours) ?? (212MB)
150,000 (400MB)
300,000 (540MB)
Interleave Factor 1:1
Auto Park Yes
Maximum # of Internal HD Drives 3
Optional HD Sizes Available: 170MB (13ms)
340MB (13ms)
540MB (8.7ms)
1GB (8.6ms)
2GB (9.5ms)
Maximum Internal HD Capacity 6GB (3z)(4o)(5k)(6h)
Standard Hard Disk Controller Type SCSI
Bus Master Yes
16-bit Adapter Optional
32-bit Adapter with Cache Standard
# of Devices Supported/Adapter 7/15 (3r)
# of Adapters Supported/System 4
Controller Data Transfer/second
Controller to Micro Channel 16.6 MBytes
Controller to SCSI devices 5.0 MBytes
Internal Rewritable Optical Disk Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
Internal Optical CD-ROM Drives Optional
Maximum Internal Drives Supported 1 (5k)
TAPE STORAGE
Internal Tape Drive Support
3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit Yes (9b)
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive No
External Tape Drive Support
5.25" 6157 Streaming Tape Models 001/002 (c)
5.25" QIC SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 4mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
5.25" 8mm SCSI Tape Drive Yes
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.25.1.4. PS/2 Model 90-0LA/0LF/DLA/DLG/KLA/KLG/QLA: Expansion/Operating System ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9590-0LA/0LF/DLA/DLG/KLA/KLG/QLA
EXPANSION
Total Adapter Slots 4
# of Long/Short Slots 4/0
# of 8/16/32-bit Slots 0/0/4 (3a)
# of Slots with Video Extension 1
Non-RAM use of 32-bit Slots Yes
Available Slots 3 (5l)
Maximum RAM with Available Slots 64MB (8q)
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT
IBM PC-DOS 5.0 or later
IBM OS/2 1.30.1 or later
IBM AIX PS/2 1.3 or later
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.25.1.5. PS/2 Model 90-0LA/0LF/DLA/DLG/KLA/KLG/QLA: Keyboard/Security ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9590-0LA/0LF/DLA/DLG/KLA/KLG/QLA
KEYBOARD
122-Key Host-Connected Keyboard (6w) Yes (8p)
101-Key Enhanced Keyboard Yes (8p)
84-Key Space-Saving Keyboard Yes (8p)
Japanese Keyboard No
Keyboard Slope 5┬░
Fast Keyboard Speed Setting Yes
Keyboard Cord Length (ft) 6.0
SECURITY
Vital Product Data (VPD) Enabled Yes (5m)
C2 Security Enabled Yes (7j)
LogicLock Security Yes (7j)
Keylock: Locks Cover Yes
Locks Keyboard No
Cable-Down Capability No
Lockable Cable Cover No
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.25.1.6. PS/2 Model 90-0LA/0LF/DLA/DLG/KLA/KLG/QLA: Physical/Environmental/Misc ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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DESCRIPTION
9590-0LA/0LF/DLA/DLG/KLA/KLG/QLA
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Footprint Type Desktop
Dimensions: Height 5.5"
Width 17.3"
Depth 16.9"
Weight (lbs) 25.0
Max Monitor Weight Supported by Cabinet (lbs) 40 (4z)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Power Supply (Watts) 194
World-wide (110/60,220/50) Yes
Auto-Sensing/Switching Yes
Amperage at: 90-137 VAC 4.8
180-264 VAC 2.4
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Operating Range: Temperature 50-95┬░ F
Rel. Humidity 8-80%
Maximum Current Leakage (uA) <500
Maximum Operating Altitude(ft) 7000
Heat (BTUs/Hour) 662
Noise Level Classification ???
Noise (Avg dB, Operating, 1m) 51
MISCELLANEOUS
Software Included OS/2 2.00.1 (0LA/0LF)
DOS 5.02/Win 3.1 (QLA)
OS/2 2.1 (KLA/KLG)
Choice of DOS 5.02/Win 3.1,
DOS 6.1/Win 3.1, OS/2
2.00.1, or OS/2 2.1
(DLA/DLG)
FCC Classification B
UL Approval UL 478, 5th Edition
CSA Approval CS220
Warranty Period 3 Years onsite
BIOS Model/Submodel/Revision F8/3F/03
BIOS Date 04/20/93
Date Announced 03/23/93 (0LA/0LF)
05/04/93 (QLA)
05/25/93 (KLA/KLG)
07/13/93 (DLA/DLG)
Date Withdrawn 07/26/93 (0LA/0LF)
08/16/93 (KLA/KLG/QLA)
07/12/95 (DLA/DLG)
ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ 12.25.1.7. PS/2 Model 90-0LA/0LF/DLA/DLG/KLA/KLG/QLA: Limitations ΓòÉΓòÉΓòÉ
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The following options and adapters are Not supported by this system.
1MB Memory Module Kit--85ns (6450603)
1.44MB Diskette Drive (6451026/#1026; replaced by 6451072/#1072)
2MB Memory Module Kit--85ns (6450604)
256K Level 2 Cache Option (6451095)
2-6MB Memory Expansion Option (6450367)
2-14MB Memory Expansion Option (34F3077)
320MB SCSI Hard Disk Drive (6451055/#1055; replaced by 6451234/#1108)
4-14MB Memory Expansion Option (34F3011)
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive (4869-001)
5.25" 360K External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6450245/#8760)
5.25" 1.2MB External Diskette Drive (4869-002)
5.25" 1.2MB External Diskette Drive Adapter/A (6451007/#1007)
5.25" 1.2MB Internal Diskette Drive (6451006; replaced by 6451066)
8514/A Adapter (1887744)
8MB Memory Module Kit--85ns (6450605)
CD-ROM Drive (6450845/#0845; replaced by 6451113/#1113)
(1) ARTIC Multiport/2 (09F1897 or 16F1820) cannot be used in slot 4 (OK in
slots 2 or 3)
(2) ARTIC Portmaster/2 (53F2607, 53F2604, or 53F2607) cannot be used in slot
4 (OK in slots 2 or 3)
(3) 16-bit bus masters which support 32-bit addressing (such as the PS/2 SCSI
Adapter), will cause system malfunction or potential loss of data when more
than 16MB of RAM is installed in the system.
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Help - The Action Bar Help option may be selected for information on using the
Help facility. In addition, you may press the F1 key for more information on a
specific topic. Help is context-sensitive, so if you highlight a menu option,
and press F1, you will get help for that menu option. Pressing F1 on an entry
panel will get help on those selection choices.
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Bookmark - When you place a bookmark on a topic, it is added to a list of
bookmarks you have previously set. You can view the list, and you can remove
one or all bookmarks from the list. If you have not set any bookmarks, the
list is empty.
To set a bookmark, do the following:
1. Select a topic from the Contents.
2. When that topic appears, choose the Bookmark option from the Services
pull-down.
3. If you want to change the name used for the bookmark, type the new name
in the field.
4. Click on the Place radio button (or press the Up or Down Arrow key to
select it).
5. Click on OK (or select it and press Enter). The bookmark is then added to
the bookmark list.
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Search - You can specify a word or phrase to be searched. You can also limit
the search to a set of topics by first marking the topics on the Contents list.
Multiple topics may be marked. To mark a topic, simply hold the Ctrl key and
click on a topic with the mouse. You will notice that the topic highlighting
bar will be enlarged. This indicates that the topic has been marked. To
unmark a topic, just repeat this procedure.
To search for a word or phrase in all topics, do the following:
1. Choose the Search option from the Services pulldown.
2. Type the word or words to be searched. (An asterisk (*) can be used
before and/or after the search string to perform a wildcard search on a
portion of a word.)
3. Click on All sections (or press the Up or Down Arrow keys to select it).
4. Click on Search (or select it and press Enter) to begin the search.
5. The list of topics where the word or phrase appears is displayed. If you
do not get a "hit" on a phrase, try just one of the words in the phrase.
You may have better luck that way. Double-clicking on a topic heading
will display the contents of that section, and the search criteria will
be highlighted in red, to make them easier to find.
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Print - You can print one or more topics. You can also print a set of topics
by first marking the topics on the Contents list. Multiple topics may be
marked. To mark a topic, simply hold the Ctrl key and click on a topic with
the mouse. You will notice that the topic highlighting will be enlarged. This
indicates that the topic has been marked. To unmark a topic, just repeat this
procedure.
To print the document Contents list, do the following:
1. Choose Print from the Services pull-down.
2. Click on Contents (or press the Up or Down Arrow key to select it).
3. Click on Print (or select it and press Enter).
4. The Contents list is printed on your printer.
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Copy - You can copy a topic you are viewing into a temporary file named
TEXT.TMP. You can later edit that file by using a text editor, such as the
System Editor or Enhanced Editor supplied with OS/2.
To copy a topic, do the following:
1. Expand the Contents list and select a topic.
2. When the topic appears, choose Copy to file from the Services pull-down.
3. The system puts the text pertaining to that topic in the temporary
TEXT.TMP file.
For information on one of the other choices in the Services pull-down,
highlight the choice and press the F1 key.
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Options - You can control the appearance of the Contents list.
To expand the Contents and show all levels for all topics, choose Expand All
from the Options pulldown. You can also press the Ctrl and * keys together.
For information on one of the other choices in the Options pull-down, highlight
the choice and press the F1 key.
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IBM OS/2 BBS (USA) - Run by IBM, on a subscription basis. The OS/2 BBS enables
you to access OS/2 technical information, exchange messages with other OS/2
users, and submit program defects to IBM. Monitored by IBM support personnel.
For subscription and access information, call 800-547-1283. Only available in
the USA and Puerto Rico. Similar programs may be available in other countries.
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IBM PC Company BBS - 100+ phone lines. Run by IBM. The IBM PCC BBS features
product conferences on PC and PS/2 products, DOS and OS/2, AIX and RS/6000, and
more. There are also product announcements, downloadable program and text
files, and OS/2 device drivers. The latest version of the PS Assistant can
always be found on this BBS. Connection information:
Telephone Number: 919-517-0001
Internal Tie Line: 255-0001
Modem Speeds: 300-14,400 bps
Modems Available: USR Courier HST Dual-Standard V.32bis rack-mounted
Parity/Data Bits/Stop Bits: N,8,1
Hours of Operation: 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week
BBS Software: Multi-Net (OS/2-based), OS/2 LAN Server (Token-Ring
network), Quadron serial port drivers (for ARTIC Portmaster multiport
adapters).
FTP: ftp.pcco.ibm.com
WWW: http://www.pc.ibm.com
SysOp: Dav Coleman
Usage Charge: None
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OS/2 Shareware BBS - Catering to OS/2 users and developers; openly available on
seven phone lines with an additional nine lines and Internet access for
subscribing callers. More than 10,500 OS/2 specific files available for
download totalling over 2.0 gigabytes of data in 30 file areas. Special file
areas supporting specific software vendors are also available. Full access
given on first call with no upload/download ratios enforced. 8,600 active
callers from 33 countries. Currently taking over 36,000 calls a month (April
1995). Connected to five computer networks. Carrying 64 OS/2-related message
conferences. Connection information:
Main Telephone Number: 703-385-4325
Additional Phone Number: 703-385-8450 (Only for callers with subscriber
level access)
Modems Available: USR 28.8K bps Sportster; Microcom V.FC 28.8K bps.
Modem Speeds: 300-28,800
Parity/Data Bits/Stop Bits: N,8,1
Hours of Operation: 24 hours/7 days
BBS Software: Maximus (OS/2-based)
Fidonet Address: 1:109/347
FTP Site: bbs.os2bbs.com
Web site: http://www.os2bbs.com
Sysop: Pete Norloff
Usage Charge: (see below)
The following contributions are requested for access to the Subscriber phone
number.
6 month 12 month
access access
$27 $48
Download
Minutes Mbytes Phone
Per Day Per day Lines
Non-contributor access: 30 1.0 7
Subscriber access: 120 20.0 16 (plus Internet access)
New callers have immediate full free access on the open node, with the above
time and download limits.
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D - D-shell connector
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T - Terminator
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* - T-RES chip removed
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1 - Cable included with option
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2 - Card to Option Cable (P/N 6451041; F/C 1041)
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3 - Option to Option Cable (P/N 6451042; F/C 1042)
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(91) - Available as a processor card upgrade only. The x4x/x5x system
Model/Submodel/Revision ID bytes are unchanged.
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(92) - Adds math coprocessor feature; equivalent to 486DX. Available as a
processor complex upgrade only.
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(93) - Available as a processor complex upgrade only.
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(a) An optional Expanded Memory Adapter (XMA) permits the addition of 2MB of
Expanded (non-contiguous, non-protected mode) memory, which is addressed in the
<1MB memory range; unlike Extended memory, which is addressed in the >1MB
range, and which requires a 286 or 386 microprocessor to operate.
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(b) The 128K Upgrade Kit consists of four 64K x 4-bit chips and two 64K x 1-bit
chips.
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(c) Requires an optional adapter, which uses 1 adapter slot.
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(d) While the VLSI Technology, Inc. TopCat 386 chipset does not support 486
burst mode, the performance is nearly identical to the VLSI SC486 chipset which
does. In fact, while only a few percent slower on a 486/33 system, the TopCat
386 chipset actually performs faster than the SC486 chipset on a 486/25 system.
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(e) Requires the optional 20MB Hard Disk Upgrade Kit.
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(f) The one available "slot" is dedicated to the optional 9600/2400 bps
FAX/Modem, or the optional 2400 bps data modem. They are mutually exclusive.
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(g) External attachment only.
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(h) The external 360K diskette drive option and second 720K diskette drive or
fixed disk drive are mutually exclusive.
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(i) Internal installation only.
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(j) Internal or External option.
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(k) Supports an external keypad sold by CNF; not available from IBM.
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(l) Optional 20MB drive with integrated controller=80ms; optional 20MB drive
with separate adapter (no longer sold)=38ms.
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(m) The choice of keyboards includes: Enhanced 101-Key Keyboard and PS/2
Enhanced Mouse (400 dpi), Quiet 101-Key Keyboard and PS/2 Enhanced Mouse,
Enhanced 101-Key Keyboard with built-in TrackPoint II (no mouse), or Quiet
Touch 101-Key Keyboard with built-in TrackPoint II.
Optionally available via Special Bid are the Host-Connected 122-Key Keyboard,
the Japanese Enhanced 106-Key Keyboard, and the Latin American Spanish Enhanced
102-Key Keyboard.
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(n) The optional hard disk drive includes a keylock, which locks both the cover
and the keyboard.
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(o) Includes the built-in display.
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(p) The PS/2 Model N45 and ThinkPad 300 support the following external
keyboards:
Cherry 102
Compaq PS/2
IBM 101
NDL Honeywell
Zenith 101
Zenith 101 Alps
Zenith 102 Honeywell
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(q) Using the PS/2 Display Adapter and 8507 Monochrome Display.
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(r) If this system is LAN-attached, 1.30.2 is required.
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(s) The long slot is taken by the standard Token-Ring adapter; only the short
(8") slot is available.
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(t) A 20MB or 30MB hard disk drive may be added in the B: drive bay, but would
require the removal of a second diskette drive, if installed.
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(u) The 360K external diskette drive option and a second internal 720K drive
are mutually exclusive (because they both require the same diskette drive
cable). A second 720K drive, and a hard disk drive (which both require the B:
drive bay) are also mutually exclusive. However, the 360K drive, and fixed
disk drive MAY be used concurrently.
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(v) Connection can be by 10BaseT or via Attachment Unit Interface (AUI).
10Base2, 10Base5, or fiber optic cable may be accomplished via AUI and a
user-provided external transceiver.
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(w) The LCD indicators include: Power, Hard Disk Drive in Use, Diskette Drive
in Use, NumLock, CapsLock, Scroll Lock, and Keypad Lock.
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(x) The hard disk drive controller is integrated with the drive, and therefore
uses No adapter slots.
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(y) 1.44MB and 2.88MB drives can reliably Read/Write/Format 720K diskettes to
720K; therefore a 720K diskette drive is not necessary.
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(z) The second 1.44MB diskette drive, and hard disk drive are mutually
exclusive; as are the second 1.44MB diskette drive and the external 360K
diskette drive. The hard disk drive and 360K drive CAN be used together.
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(1w) ISO Standard 9241 encompasses hardware and software in the user's
environment. Part 3 of this standard covers Visual Display Unit (VDU) fonts,
text colors, physical design and front of screen display, which includes
flicker, jitter, glare, and contrast.
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(2a) Adapter, included, uses 1 adapter slot.
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(2b) AVAILABLE
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(2c) 512K on the System Board, and 12MB on a 0-12MB Multifunction Adapter.
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(2d) Requires the installation of a 30MB or larger hard disk drive.
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(2e) Without the optional hard disk; 19.0 lbs with the hard disk.
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(2f) Requires the addition of a 20MB (or larger) hard disk drive.
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(2g) The IBM 486SLC2 processor runs internally at twice the speed of the system
(50/25MHz), producing performance faster between that of an Intel 33MHz 486DX
and an Intel 486DX2-50, due to the 16K internal cache, clock-doubling, and
optimized instruction set.
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(2h) Using one 8MB 70ns SIMM.
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(2i) Both drives offer equivalent overall performance.
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(2j) The second 1.44MB diskette drive and the 3.5" Internal Tape Backup Unit
are mutually exclusive (both require the B: drive bay/cable).
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(2k) The optional 60MB, self-parking, 27ms drive (and interposer card) REPLACES
the standard 20MB, Non-self-parking, 80ms drive (and adapter).
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(2l) 1MB on the System Board, and 8MB on an Adapter.
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(2m) 0 Wait States using the 2-8MB 80286 Memory Expansion Option; 1 WS using
the 0-8MB Expanded Memory Adapter (XMA)/A, or 2MB XMA.
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(2n) The optional 60MB, self-parking, 27ms drive (and interposer card) REPLACES
the standard 30MB, Non-self-parking, 39ms drive and interposer card.
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(2o) One adapter slot is taken by the standard hard disk drive adapter.
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(2p) 2MB on the motherboard (requires replacing the standard 1MB SIMM with a
2MB SIMM), and 8MB on Adapter.
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(2q) Using two 1MB SIMMs.
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(2r) The top 128K is reserved for High-Performance BIOS (also called ROM
Shadowing, or Shadow ROM), and is therefore Not available to the operating
system. There is no way to disable High-Performance BIOS to free up this
memory. So the POST memory count will reflect 128K less than the installed
total.
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(2s) The initial 1MB motherboard SIMMs are 100ns; replacement 2MB or 4MB SIMMs
are 85ns.
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(2t) AVAILABLE
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(2u) 8MB on the System Board, and 8MB on an adapter.
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(2v) AIX requires a 60MB or larger hard disk drive.
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(2w) Using one 2MB SIMM.
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(2x) The internal 1.2MB diskette drive, the internal 3363 optical disk drive,
and the second hard disk drive are mutually exclusive (each requires the D:
drive bay).
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(2y) AVAILABLE
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(2z) The internal 1.2MB diskette drive, the internal 3363 optical disk drive,
and the second hard disk drive are mutually exclusive (each requires the D:
drive bay).
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(3a) All 16-bit slots support 8- or 16-bit adapters; all 32-bit slots support
8-, 16-, or 32-bit adapters.
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(3b) 6MB on the System Board, and 10MB on an Adapter (using P/N 34F3011 or
34F3077).
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(3c) Advanced memory caching allows memory to operate at 0 Wait States 95% of
the time.
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(3d) 8MB on the System Board, and 8MB on an Adapter (using P/Ns 6450609,
34F3011, or 34F3077).
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(3e) A 25MHz 486DX out-performs a 25MHz 386DX (with 25-MHz 387 Math
Coprocessor) by a factor of 2-3.
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(3f) Internal caching is much faster than external caching, so the cache does
not need to be as large.
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(3g) The 486DX microprocessor includes a built-in Math Coprocessor function.
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(3h) Also includes a port for an external analog display.
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(3i) AVAILABLE
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(3j) Includes the weight of the built-in gas plasma display.
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(3k) Using one 1MB daughtercard.
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(3l) AVAILABLE
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(3m) 2MB on System Board, 14MB on Adapter (using P/N 34F3011 or 34F3077).
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(3n) Using two 1MB daughtercards.
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(3o) Requires that both standard 1MB daughterboards be replaced by 2MB cards).
While not officially supported (the 2MB cards did not come out until after the
80-041/071 systems were announced), experience has shown the 2MB cards to be
fully compatible with these systems.
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(3p) Using one 2MB daughtercard.
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(3q) 4MB on the System Board, and 12MB on an Adapter (using P/N 34F3011 or
34F3077).
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(3r) The SCSI controller supports 7 physical devices or up to 15 logical
devices. Physical Devices include diskette drives, hard disk drives, optical
disk drives, tape drives, SCSI scanners, and SCSI PostScript printers.
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(3s) The SCSI controller, included, uses one adapter slot.
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(3t) The internal 1.2MB diskette drive, the internal 3363 Optical Disk Drive, a
5.25" hard disk drive, and the 3rd and 4th 3.5" SCSI drives are mutually
exclusive (each requires the 5.25" ("E") drive bay).
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(3u) AVAILABLE
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(3v) The 5.25" drive bay can hold either one 5.25" drive, or two 3.5" drives
(with special installation kit).
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(3w) AVAILABLE
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(3x) AVAILABLE
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(3y) The optional 32-bit SCSI Adapter with Cache may be used in a 16-bit slot;
however the controller then operates in 16-bit mode, reducing disk throughput.
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(3z) Internal hard disk drives only. Externally-attached SCSI drives are in
addition to this amount.
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(4a) AVAILABLE
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(4b) Using one 4MB daughtercard.
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(4c) This system is certified to be FCC Class B when not connected to a
network, but is configured with an FCC Class A Token-Ring Adapter, and is
therefore not intended for use in a residential environment.
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(4d) Systems with serial numbers above 9000000 come with 1MB installed; those
with S/Ns below 9000000 include 512K standard.
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(4e) Systems with serial numbers from 7159000-7163999, and 9000000 or above,
come with 2MB installed; those with S/Ns below 7159000, and from
7164000-7199999, include 1MB standard.
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(4f) AVAILABLE
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(4g) The TMC-850IBM Internal adapter requires available drive bays for SCSI
devices.
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(4h) AVAILABLE
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(4i) An RPQ (#P91038) is available to run the PS/2 Internal Tape backup Unit in
AIX native mode. This RPQ is available from any IBM marketing representative.
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(4j) Plus an optional PCMCIA Type II Flash Memory drive, or Type III hard disk
drive, if desired.
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(4k) Requires the removal of the standard SIMM(s), and replacement with 4MB
SIMMs (55-031/061 and 65-061/121/321 only).
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(4l) Requires optional SCSI Adapter.
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(4m) Up to 15 DMA devices may be installed in the system, of which up to 8 may
be transferring data at one time.
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(4n) Using the built-in diskette drive controller. Additional (SCSI) diskette
drives may be attached to the standard SCSI controller.
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(4o) Requires replacing the standard drive with an optional drive.
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(4p) Using the standard hard disk drive adapter. Adding a SCSI adapter will
allow up to 7 additional drives of varying capacities to be added.
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(4q) In a system with both ESDI and SCSI controllers, the ESDI controller is
primary. The SCSI drive letters begin where the ESDI drive letters leave off.
Therefore, the bootable C: drive will always be on the ESDI controller.
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(4r) AVAILABLE
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(4s) AVAILABLE
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(4t) The second diskette drive drive and the hard disk drive are mutually
exclusive.
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(4u) A small internal cache is faster than a larger external cache, due to the
delay in accessing an external cache.
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(4v) AVAILABLE
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(4w) The attachment of an optional 3550 Expansion Unit (Model 1 or 2, as
appropriate), provides these systems with two full-length 16-bit Micro Channel
slots, one half-height 5.25/3.5" drive bay, and one SCSI port.
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(4x) The third and fourth internal hard disk drives can be installed using the
IDE Hard Disk Cable Option P/N 06H3610.
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(4y) 80ns and 85ns SIMMS may be used in this system, and the system will
automatically adjust to the slower speed memory. However wait states will be
inserted, reducing overall system performance. For optimal performance in this
system, use only 70ns memory.
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(4z) 60 lbs, if weight is distributed to all 4 sides of cabinet.
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(5a) Although an XGA controller is integrated into the system board, the gas
plasma display is only capable of producing VGA images. For full XGA support
an external hi-res monitor (such as the IBM 8514 and 8515 color displays, or
the 8507 mono display) is required.
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(5b) A 360K diskette drive controller with external port is integrated into the
system board. An optional external drive cable (P/N 23F2716) is required to
use the IBM 360K external diskette drive (4869001).
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(5c) The controller is integrated into the motherboard and therefore does Not
require an adapter slot.
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(5d) An optional keyboard extension cord (P/N 79F3210) is available.
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(5e) AVAILABLE
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(5f) AVAILABLE
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(5g) Using four 4MB SIMMs on the system board. If 2MB SIMMs are used on the
system board the limit is 8MB. In this case the 2-8MB adapter (P/N 6450609)
can be used to install the remaining 8MB; however this will use up an adapter
slot.
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(5h) Using four 256K SIMMs.
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(5i) Matched Memory Cycles are only enabled when adapter memory is used.
Motherboard memory does not require Matched Memory Cycles. This system does
not use adapter memory.
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(5j) Using eight 8MB SIMMs.
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(5k) Optional External SCSI Storage Enclosures (3511-0V0, 7 bays; or 3510-0V0,
1 bay) may be used to add additional disk drives per externally to the system.
Up to four SCSI adapters (available adapter slots permitting) can be used.
Each adapter supports up to 7 internal or external SCSI devices (in any
combination of 7), regardless of which enclosures are used; multiple 35100V0
enclosures may be attached to one adapter.
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(5l) The standard 32-bit SCSI Adapter with Cache takes up one of the adapter
slots.
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(5m) Vital Product Data information allows a network server to poll a
workstation for its serial number, model/submodel ID, motherboard serial
number, manufacturing ID, motherboard FRU number, and motherboard part number.
This allows the server to check for unauthorized systems connected to the
network.
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(5n) AVAILABLE
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(5o) The use of 70ns memory allows the 33MHz or 50MHz processor upgrade option
to be installed without requiring the replacement of existing (>70ns) memory
with faster (70ns) SIMMs, or inserting memory wait states.
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(5p) Using pairs of 2MB SIMMs - Interleaved memory requires that SIMMs be
installed in pairs of equal capacity and speed.
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(5q) AVAILABLE
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(5r) The built-in diskette drive controller supports up to 3 devices. The A:
bay contains a 1.44MB drive. The other devices may be composed of two of the
following: another 1.44MB drive, an internal 1.2MB diskette drive, or an
Internal Tape Backup Unit (or the newer DualStor Internal Tape Backup Unit).
For a 4th device, the 1.2MB diskette drive adapter (P/N 6451007) may be used to
attach an external 360K or 1.2MB diskette drive (P/N 4869001/4869002) in
addition to the previously mentioned diskette and tape drives.
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(5s) Requires the optional 1.2MB diskette drive adapter (P/N 6451007). The
built-in diskette drive connector is only for the 360K external diskette drive.
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(5t) The processor and Micro Channel Architecture circuitry are contained on a
special Processor Complex card that doesn't take up an adapter slot (not on the
motherboard itself). The use of this card allows not only the processor to be
upgraded easily, but also the speed and function of the Micro Channel
Architecture itself.
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(5u) The optional 256K external cache is contained on a special adapter that
does not take an adapter slot.
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(5v) This system reserves a 3MB disk partition for the storage of BIOS
extensions, and the Reference Diskette and Option Diskette files. This area of
disk is not visible to the operating system, making the disk size appear 3MB
smaller than the stated capacity.
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(5w) AVAILABLE
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(5x) The one available "slot" is dedicated to the optional 9600/2400 bps
FAX/Modem, or the optional Serial adapter (providing a second serial port).
They are mutually exclusive.
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(5y) The optional external PS/2 Communications Cartridge I, P/N 06G0850, offers
one additional half-length adapter slot for 3270 and 5250 emulation cards,
network adapters, and others.
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(5z) AVAILABLE
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(6a) AVAILABLE
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(6b) The keyboard has 84 keys permanently attached, but includes a 17-key
external keypad that connects to the mouse port, bringing the total number of
keys to 101. This keypad may be left behind in order to save space and weight.
If a mouse or Trackpoint is to be used with the L40, it plugs into the back of
the keypad, if the keypad is attached; or directly into the mouse port if the
keypad is not used.
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(6c) 2MB reserved for EMS memory; only 16MB directly addressable by the
processor.
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(6d) The Model L40 requires the use of special lower-power SIMMS, including
79F3987 (2MB), 79F3988 (4MB), and 79F3989 (8MB).
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(6e) The optional 387SX math coprocessor is available from Intel Corp; IBM no
longer markets math coprocessors.
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(6f) The ten LCD indicators include: Battery Status, Hard Disk/Diskette in
Use, Speaker in Use, Data/FAX Modem Connection, Suspend/Resume Mode,
Temperature/ Problem Indicator, Humidity Problem Indicator, Number Lock, Caps
Lock, and Scroll Lock.
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(6g) A switch allows the choice of Automatic/Manual speed mode. Software lets
the user designate which speed to assign to each mode. The slower the setting,
the longer the battery will last.
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(6h) Due to supply constraints of the IBM 212MB drive, Conners 208MB drives
were used interchangeably with the IBM drive in this model. All other
specifications are identical to the 212MB IBM drive.
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(6i) This is the hardware limit. The choice of operating system used may limit
the number of usable serial and parallel ports to a lesser number.
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(6j) PS/2 Model 80 systems with serial numbers below those shown below come
with 2MB of RAM standard. Those with higher serial numbers come with 4MB of
RAM standard.
8580-081: 23B0000 and above
8580-161: 23WK000 and above
8580-321: 9250000 and above
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(6k) PS/2 Model 90/95 systems with serial numbers below the ranges shown below
come with 4MB of RAM standard. Those with serial numbers within the ranges
below come with 8MB of RAM already installed.
PS/2 Model 90 PS/2 Model 95
8590-0J5: 23TXD00-23XPV99 8595-0J9: 23FPMAZ-23GMBWY
8590-0J9: 23PAAA0-23RLTG9 8595-0JD: 23GMBWZ-23KVWXK
8590-0KD: 23RLTH0-23TYKP9 8595-0KD: 23KVMXL-23NBNXX
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(6l) Installing the "487SX math coprocessor" involves replacing the 486SX
processor without coprocessor with a 486DX processor with coprocessor. The
"487SX" is not actually a separate chip, and there is no special socket for it.
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(6m) The L40 uses special low-power CMOS SIMMs. These SIMMs cannot be used in
other systems; nor can "normal" DRAM SIMMs be used in the L40. The SIMMs are
"keyed" differently to prevent inadvertent use of the wrong SIMMs in the wrong
system.
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(6n) The network adapter, included, uses one of the adapter slots.
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(6o) 40 lbs, if weight is distributed to all 4 sides of cabinet.
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(6p) AVAILABLE
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(6q) One half-height drive and one slimline.
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(6r) 5.25" drive bays can hold either 3.5" or 5.25" drives.
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(6s) Two half-height 5.25" bays.
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(6t) Two half-height (or one full-height) bays.
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(6u) When operating in 16-bit VGA mode, the XGA controller does not act as a
bus master.
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(6v) DOS 5.0 or higher is required if using the optional 2.88MB diskette drive.
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(6w) The 122-key keyboard contains all the keys of a 101-key keyboard, plus
additional keys to make it equivalent to a 3270 terminal keyboard. The system
BIOS contains support for the additional keys. This keyboard cannot be used
with older systems, those without built-in BIOS support.
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(6x) Optional vertical-mounting stand available; see PS Marketing Assistant for
part number.
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(6y) Vertical-mounting stand included.
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(6z) One slimline and two half-height (or one full-height) 5.25" bays.
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(7a) Page Memory Logic is not utilized by the Intel 386SX/386SL, or IBM
386SLC/486SLC/486SLC2 processors.
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(7b) Using one 4MB SIMM.
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(7c) The first 2MB of RAM is soldered to the system board. Other memory is
added via the appropriate memory upgrade kits.
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(7d) The Token-Ring or Ethernet network adapter takes up one adapter slot.
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(7e) Using two 2MB SIMMs.
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(7f) PS/2 Model 55 LS systems with serial numbers below those shown below come
with 2MB of RAM standard. Those with serial numbers within the ranges below
come with 4MB of RAM already installed.
8555--LE0: 23YNWC0-23ZGRF9
8555--LT0: 23XNKT0-23YGFW9
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(7g) The IBM 486SLC3 processor is up to 40% faster than the 486SLC2 running at
the same clock speed.
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(7h) AVAILABLE
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(7i) Requires an optional installation kit.
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(7j) LogicLock security exceeds the stringent U.S. government C2-level security
requirement. LogicLock suspends system operations if physical tampering is
attempted. In addition, tamper-evident covers and cable protectors, and an
optional electronically controlled eject-lockable 2.88MB diskette drive prevent
physical tampering. LogicLock also provides multiple levels of password
security, including privileged access, power-on password, and keyboard password
(via the operating system).
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(7k) SIMMs slower than 70ns cannot be used on the system board; they require
the 2-8MB 80386 Memory Expansion Option (P/N 6450605).
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(7l) Advanced Power Management (APM) drivers for DOS/Windows, and OS/2, provide
power management capabilities for monitors that conform to the VESA Display
Power Management Signaling (DPMS) Specification, including the IBM 632x and
952x series. These drivers may be downloaded from the IBM PC Company BBS
(919-517-0001), the IBM OS/2 BBS, CompuServe, and other sources.
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(7m) The medialess Model 53 and 56 LS systems do not include a Reference
Diskette (which contains configuration and diagnostic software, as well as
SurePath BIOS updates). To obtain this diskette, order the 53 or 56 LS LAN
Administrator's Package, or download the diskette from the IBM PC Company BBS
(919-517-0001). Part numbers for the Administrator's Package are as follows:
82G3752 - 53 LS 486SLC2 models
10G3315 - 56 LS 386SX/SLC Ethernet models
10G3314 - 56 LS 386SX/SLC Token-RIng models
42G0357 - 56 LS 486SLC3 models
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(7n) Requires the optional Audiovation MIDI Pac, which includes a MIDI breakout
cable, and PowerTracks--a MIDI sequencer application that provides the ability
to compose and record songs with multiple tracks and instrument sounds. The
breakout cable provides a second joystick port for the Audiovation adapter as
well.
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(7o) AVAILABLE
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(7p) IBM SurePath BIOS is upgradeable via "flash" EPROM.
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(7q) AVAILABLE
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(7r) Using two 4MB daughtercards.
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(7s) Using two 2MB daughtercards.
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(7t) The controller is integrated into the motherboard and therefore does not
require an adapter slot for an internal 5.25" diskette drive. However an
external 5.25" drive requires adapter P/N 6451007, F/C 1007.
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(7u) Three operating environments are pre-installed on the fixed disk drive
(DOS 5.0, Windows 3.1 and OS/2 2.00.1 with MMPM/2 1.0) pre-configured with
device drivers. The PS/2 Ultimedia installation program provides the ability to
install, remove, and re-install operating environments. A system guide is
provided for easy navigation of the multiple CDROMs.
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(7v) This new 3.5", 1" high drive features security and enhanced usability when
used with the 9576 and 9577 systems and OS/2 2.00.1 Operating System. These
features include: software controlled eject of the diskette and the ability to
lock a diskette into or out of the drive.
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(7w) AVAILABLE
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(7x) AVAILABLE
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(7y) AVAILABLE
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(7z) AVAILABLE
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(8a) AVAILABLE
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(8b) AVAILABLE
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(8c) AVAILABLE
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(8d) AVAILABLE
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(8e) AVAILABLE
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(8f) AVAILABLE
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(8g) The IBM PS/2 Cached Processor Option, P/N 6451231, is a card containing an
IBM 386SLC chip that plugs into the 387SX math coprocessor socket on the system
board. IBM's 20MHz 386SLC is approximately 88% faster than Intel's 20MHz
386SX; 7% faster than a 25MHz Intel 386DX, due largely to the 8K internal
cache, and optimized instruction set. The 386SLC-based Cached Processor Option
may be replaced with an IBM 486SLC2 Option. The PS/2 Cached Processor Option
includes a socket for the installation of a 387SX, if needed. The original
386SX processor is not removable.
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(8h) AVAILABLE
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(8i) AVAILABLE
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(8j) AVAILABLE
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(8k) Built into the IBM 386SLC processor.
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(8l) One half-height bay.
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(8m) There is no IBM 387SLC chip. The optional Intel 387SX math coprocessor is
used.
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(8n) In addition to the VGA+ chip on the system board, a 16-bit XGA board in
installed in one of the adapter slots.
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(8o) One slot is taken by the XGA adapter, and the other by the M-Audio Capture
and Playback Adapter. Both adapters are removable if additional slots are
needed.
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(8p) Select-A-Keyboard offers a choice of one of these keyboards. The
TrackPoint II keyboards (available on some systems) cost extra; if ordered, no
mouse is provided. The 102/106/122-key keyboards (available on some systems)
are available under a Special Bid arrangement.
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(8q) No memory adapters are required, or allowed. All RAM must be installed on
the system board.
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(8r) The CD-ROM supplied with this system includes OS/2 2.00.1, plus various
multimedia sample programs and demos, and Windows Multimedia Extensions. In
addition, DOS 5.00.1 and Windows 3.0 are supplied in shrink-wrapped packages.
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(8s) This option is no longer sold by IBM; but some dealers may still have it
in stock.
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(8t) AVAILABLE
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(8u) The built-in diskette drive controller supports up to 3 devices. The A:
bay contains a 1.44MB drive. The other devices may be composed of two of the
following: another 1.44MB drive, a 2.88MB drive, an internal 1.2MB diskette
drive, or an Internal Tape Backup Unit. For a 4th device, the 360K diskette
drive adapter (P/N 6450244) may be used to attach an external 360K diskette
drive (P/N 4869001) in addition to the previously mentioned diskette and tape
drives.
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(8v) Installation of the external 360K diskette drive (4869001) requires both
of the following: the 360K diskette drive adapter (P/N 6450244) and the 5.25"
External Diskette Drive Adapter Cable, P/N 6451124 (F/C 1124).
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(8w) AVAILABLE
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(8x) AVAILABLE
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(8y) AVAILABLE
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(8z) AVAILABLE
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(9a) AVAILABLE
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(9b) The built-in diskette drive controller supports up to 3 devices. The A:
bay contains a 2.88MB drive. The other devices may be composed of two of the
following: another 2.88MB or 1.44MB drive, an internal 1.2MB diskette drive, or
an Internal Tape Backup Unit (or the newer DualStor Internal Tape Backup Unit).
For a 4th device, the 1.2MB diskette drive adapter (P/N 6451007) may be used to
attach an external 360K or 1.2MB diskette drive (P/N 4869001/4869002) in
addition to the previously mentioned diskette and tape drives.
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(9c) Due to BIOS enhancements for performance in the Models 35/40 that the
IBMCACHE.SYS driver does not support, it is not included on the Starter
diskette. Use the cache driver provided with DOS/Windows or OS/2 instead.
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(9d) AVAILABLE
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(9e) This model requires the use of special Integrated Circuit (IC) DRAM cards,
including 07G1419 (2MB), 07G1420 (4MB), and 07G1421 (8MB).
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(9f) The optional external PS/2 Communications Cartridge II, P/N 07G3970,
offers one additional half-length adapter slot for 3270 and 5250 emulation
cards, network adapters, and others.
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(9g) The keyboard has 84 keys permanently attached, but an optional 17-key
external keypad connects to the mouse port, bringing the total number of keys
to 101. This keypad may be left behind in order to save space and weight. If
a mouse is to be used with the PS/2 Models N51, CL57, or ThinkPad 700/720/750
series, it plugs into the back of the keypad, if the keypad is attached; or
directly into the mouse port if the keypad is not used.
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(9h) AVAILABLE
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(9i) This number is an average for all users. The actual length of time a
battery charge will last is dependent on a number of factors, and will differ
from user to user. These factors include the amount of memory installed; the
amount of hard disk activity; how the timeout settings for the LCD, hard disk
drive and sleep mode are set; the ambient temperature; and others.
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(9j) The Model N51 requires the use of special lower-power SIMMS, including
07G1826 (2MB), 07G18276 (4MB), and 07G1828 (8MB).
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(9k) The optional external PS/2 Communications Cartridge, P/N 07G2580, offers
one additional half-length adapter slot for 3270 and 5250 emulation cards,
network adapters, and others.
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(9l) IBM's 16MHz 386SLC processor is up to 80% faster than a 16MHz Intel 386SX
chip, due largely to the 8K internal cache. This makes it equivalent in
performance to Intel's 25MHz 386SL processor.
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(9m) Systems are ISO 9241-3 capable when used with an ISO-capable monitor and
an ISO-capable operating system, such as IBM DOS 5.0 or higher, or OS/2 2.1 or
higher.
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(9n) AVAILABLE
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(9o) The LCD indicators include: Battery Status 1, Battery ID 1, Battery
Status 2, Battery ID 2, Hard Disk Drive in Use, Diskette Drive in Use, NumLock,
CapsLock, Scroll Lock, Suspend Mode, and Carrier Detect.
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(9p) The LCD indicators include: Battery Status, Battery Charging, Hard Disk
Drive in Use, Diskette Drive in Use, NumLock, CapsLock, Scroll Lock, and
Suspend Mode.
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(9q) This system reserves a 1MB disk partition for the storage of BIOS
extensions, and the Reference Diskette and Option Diskette files. This area of
disk is not visible to the operating system, making the disk size appear 1MB
smaller than the stated capacity.
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(9r) 80ns SIMMS may be used in this system, and the system will automatically
adjust to the slower speed memory. However wait states will be inserted,
reducing overall system performance. For optimal performance in this system,
use only 70ns memory.
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(9s) A second internal diskette drive and an internal hard disk drive are
mutually exclusive. There are only two internal drive bays.
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(9u) Using two 4MB SIMMs.
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(9v) AVAILABLE
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(9w) AVAILABLE
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(9x) AVAILABLE
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(9y) The IBM 486SLC2 Processor Upgrade, P/N 32G3606, is a card that plugs into
the 387SX math coprocessor socket on the system board. The IBM 486SLC2
processor runs internally at twice the speed of the system (for example,
40/20MHz), producing performance faster than a 25MHz 486DX, due to the 16K
internal cache, and optimized instruction set. The performance of IBM's
40/20MHz 486SLC2 is up to 271% better than a 20MHz Intel 386SX, up to 99%
faster than IBM's 20MHz 386SLC, up to 53% faster than a 20MHz Intel 486SX, and
up to 20% faster than Intel's 25MHz 486SX processor.
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(9z) The following PS/2 Model 56/57/M57 SLC system models with serial numbers
below the ranges shown come with 4MB of RAM standard. Those with serial
numbers within the ranges shown come with 8MB of RAM already installed. Other
models still ship with 4MB standard.
8556-059: 23MGZ51-23MTD99
8557-059: 23CCTBH-23DLBMD
8557-05F: (All ship with 8MB)
8557-259: 23LDYNC-23LMPRB
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16-Bit Fast SCSI Adapter
SCSI-1/SCSI-2 SCSI-2
SCSI-2 Features Supported Fast
Internal/External Devices Supported Both
Number of SCSI devices supported 7
Device Types Supported
SCSI Disk Drives Yes
SCSI Tape Drives Yes
SCSI CD-ROM Drives Yes
SCSI Rewritable Optical Drives Yes
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Audiovation Adapter/A Specifications
Digital Signal Processor (DSP) Yes (IBM Mwave)
Bus Master Yes
Processor MIPS 17
Superscalar MIPS (at 3 IPC) 51
SoundBlaster Compatible Yes
IBM M-ACPA Compatible Yes
Joystick Port Yes
Second Joystick Port Optional (7n)
Speech Recognition Yes (Software included)
Speech Synthesis Yes (Software included)
Audio Compression Supported 4:1
CD Quality Stereo Playback Yes
CD Audio Input from CD-ROM Drive Yes
Wavetable Recording/Playback Yes (Software included)
Sampling Rates Up to 44.1KHz
MIDI Playback Yes (Software included)
MIDI In/Out/Pass-thru Support Optional (7n)
3-D Sound Effects Optional (7o)
Microphone Included Yes
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Internal CD-ROM I Drive Specifications
Controller Type SCSI
CD-ROM/XA-Compatible Yes
Disc Types Supported
CD-DA (Digital Audio) Yes
CD-I (Interactive) No
CD-ROM Yes
Photo-CD No
Storage Capacity/Disk 600MB
Single/Double-Speed Single
Sustained Transfer Rate/Second 150K
Maximum (Burst) Transfer Rate/Second 1.5MB
Seek Time 330ms
Buffer Size 64K
Analog Stereo Headphone Jack Yes
Analog Audio Out Connector Yes
Volume Control Yes
Electronic Eject No
MPC-Compliant MPC-1
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Enhanced Internal CD-ROM II Drive Specifications
Controller Type SCSI
CD-ROM/XA-Compatible Yes
Disc Types Supported
CD-DA (Digital Audio) Yes
CD-I (Interactive) No
CD-ROM Yes
Photo-CD Yes
Single/Multisession Multisession
Storage Capacity/Disk 600MB
Single/Double-Speed Double
Sustained Transfer Rate/Second 327K
Maximum (Burst) Transfer Rate/Second 4.0MB
Seek Time 205ms
Buffer Size 256K
Analog Stereo Headphone Jack Yes
Analog Audio Out Connector Yes
Volume Control Yes
Electronic Eject Yes
MPC-Compliant MPC-2
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TMC-850IBM External SCSI Adapter
SCSI-1/SCSI-2 SCSI-1
8/16-Bit Adapter 8-bit
Internal/External Devices Supported External only
Number of SCSI devices supported 5
Device Types Supported
SCSI Disk Drives Yes
SCSI CD-ROM Drives Yes
SCSI Rewritable Optical Drives Yes
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TMC-850IBM Internal SCSI Adapter
SCSI-1/SCSI-2 SCSI-1
8/16-Bit Adapter 8-bit
Internal/External Devices Supported Internal only
Number of SCSI devices supported 5
Device Types Supported
SCSI Disk Drives Yes
SCSI CD-ROM Drives Yes
SCSI Rewritable Optical Drives Yes