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HP Vectra VE5 2 User Manual (126 pages)
Hewlett-Packard Personal Computer User's Guide
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Desktop
| Size: 3.08 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
Welcome to Your Hp Vectra Pc
6
1 Setting up Your Pc
7
Unpacking Your Pc
7
Connecting the Display, Mouse, and Keyboard
8
Connecting to a Network
9
Connecting a Printer
10
Connecting Audio Accessories
11
Connecting a Scsi Accessory
11
Connecting the Power Cords
13
Starting and Stopping Your Pc
15
Installing an Operating System
17
Installing the Windows Nt Workstation Operating System
18
Installing the Os/2 ® Operating System
21
Installing Windows 95
24
2 Using Your Pc
27
Working in Comfort
27
Repetitive Strain Injury
27
Questions and Answers
27
Installing Your Display
28
What Is Displayed on the Screen
28
Using a Document Holder
29
Your Hp Keyboard
29
Your Desk
30
Your Chair
30
Your Posture
31
Your Workspace and Work Environment
32
Lighting
32
Further Suggestions
33
Summary Recommendations
33
Bibliography of Articles for more Information
35
Configuring Password Security
35
Setting a Password
36
Using Your CD-Rom Drive
37
Loading a CD
38
Ejecting a CD When the Open/Close Button Is Disabled
39
Tips for Using Your Pc
39
3 How to Install Accessories Inside Your Pc
40
Supported Hp Accessories
40
Removing and Replacing the Cover
41
Replacing the Cover after Installing Accessories
44
Moving the Power Supply
45
Replacing the Power Supply after Installing Accessories
46
Installing Memory
47
Main Memory Modules
47
Installing more Memory on the Mga Video Adapter
48
Installing Accessory Boards
50
Configuring Accessory Boards with Plug and Play
50
Installing the Board
52
Installing Disk Drives
55
Installing a Hard Disk Drive
56
Completing the Installation of a Hard Disk Drive
62
Installing a Drive in a Front-Access Shelf
63
Installing a Processor
66
Completing the Installation of a Processor
69
4 Troubleshooting Your Pc and Using the Setup Program
70
Solving Problems
70
If You Cannot Solve the Problem
71
If Your Pc Does Not Start
71
If Your Display Is Blank and There Are no Error Messages
71
If an Error Message Appears
72
If Your Pc Has a Hardware Problem
75
If Your Display Does Not Work
75
If Your Keyboard or Mouse Does Not Work
76
If Your Printer Does Not Work
77
If the Flexible Disk Drive Does Not Work
77
If the Hard Disk Does Not Work
78
If an Accessory Board Does Not Work
78
If Your Pc Has a Software Problem
79
If You Have Forgotten Your Password
79
If You Can't Start the Setup Program
79
If the Date and Time Are Incorrect
80
If Your Pc Has an Audio Problem
80
If the CD-Rom Drive Has a Problem
81
Using the Hp Setup Program
82
Starting the Setup Program
82
Understanding the Setup Program
84
Using the Scsiselect Utility
89
If You Lose the Key
93
If the Scsi Hard Disk Stops Working
93
5 Technical Information
94
System Specifications
94
Audio Features
95
Power Consumption Information
96
The Pc's Memory Map
97
Irqs, Dmas, and I/O Addresses Used by Your Pc
98
Available Video Resolutions
99
The Pc's Rear Connectors
100
System Connectors and Switches
101
System Board Connectors
101
Video Adapter Switches
102
System Board Switches
103
Recycling Your Pc
104
6 Hewlett Packard Support and Information Services
105
Introduction
105
Your Hp Authorized Reseller
105
Hp Supportpack
106
Hp Support Assistant CD-Rom
106
Hewlett-Packard Information Services
106
Hp Forum on Compuserve
106
Hp Forum on America Online
107
Hp Bbs Library
107
Internet-Ftp Library Service
108
Access Hp World Wide Web Site
108
Hp Faxback on Demand-Hp First
108
Hp Audio Tips (Usa Only) Hp Automated Support Directory
108
Ordering Drivers and Bios on Diskette{Xe "Drivers"}{Xe "Bios
109
Hp Support Services
109
Hewlett-Packard Telephone Support
110
Lifeline Telephone Support
111
Hp Network Phone-In Support Service (Nps)
111
Summary
112
Hewlett-Packard Marketing Headquarters
113
Hp World Wide Web Server
113
Hp Anonymous Ftp Server
113
European Customer Support Center
113
Hp World Wide Web Server
114
Hp Anonymous Ftp Server
114
European Customer Support Center
114
Glossary
115
7 Regulatory Information and Warranty
120
Fcc (for Usa Only)
120
Hp Hardware Warranty
122
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HP Vectra VE5 2 User Manual (102 pages)
HP Vectra VE5 2: Users Guide
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Desktop
| Size: 1.51 MB
Table of Contents
Notice
2
Table of Contents
3
Welcome to Your Hp Vectra Pc
6
1 Setting up Your Pc
7
Unpacking Your Pc
7
Connecting the Mouse, Keyboard, and Display
9
Connecting a Printer
9
Connecting the Power Cords
10
Starting the Pc for the First Time
11
Creating Master Diskettes
14
2 Using Your Pc
15
Starting and Stopping Your Pc
15
Starting Your Pc
15
Stopping Your Pc
16
The Hp Vectra Keyboard
16
Advanced Power Management
17
Hp User Tools
17
Desktop Management Interface
17
3 How to Install Accessories in Your Pc
18
Supported Hp Accessories
18
Removing the Cover
20
Replacing the Cover after Installing Accessories
21
Moving and Replacing the Power Supply
21
Replacing the Power Supply after Installing Accessories
22
Installing Memory
23
Main Memory Modules
23
Installing an Optional Cache Memory Module
25
Installing a Video Memory Upgrade
26
Installing Accessory Boards
27
Configuring Accessory Boards with Plug and Play
27
Configuring Non-Plug and Play Isa Accessory Boards
27
Installing the Board
28
Installing Mass Storage Devices
31
Configuring a Device after Installation
31
Connecting Ide Devices
31
Installing a Flexible Disk Drive or a CD-Rom Drive in the Middle Shelf
33
Installing an Ide Hard Disk Drive in the Rear Shelf
36
Installing an Ide Hard Disk Drive in the Bottom Shelf
38
Installing a 5.25-Inch Disk Drive in the Bottom Shelf
41
Installing a 3.5-Inch Disk Drive in the Bottom Shelf
44
Installing an Upgrade Processor
47
Installing the Security Bracket
48
4 The Hp Setup Program
50
Using the Hp Setup Program
50
Starting the Setup Program
50
Understanding the Setup Program
52
Setting Passwords
57
After Installing an Ide Drive
59
If You Lose the Key
60
5 Troubleshooting Your Pc
61
Solving Problems
61
If Your Pc Does Not Start Properly
61
Display Is Blank and There Are no Error Messages
61
If You Are Unable to Change any Values in Setup
62
If a Post Error Message Is Displayed
63
If Your Pc Has a Hardware Problem
64
Display Does Not Work Properly
65
If Your Keyboard or Mouse Does Not Work
66
If Your Printer Does Not Work
66
If the Flexible Disk Drive Does Not Work
67
If the Hard Disk Does Not Work
67
If the CD-Rom Drive Does Not Work
68
If an Accessory Board Does Not Work
68
If Your Pc Has a Software Problem
69
If Your Application Software Does Not Work
69
If Power Management Does Not Work
70
If the Date and Time Are Incorrect
70
Changing the Battery
71
If the Scsi Hard Disk Stops Working
72
If You Lose the Key
72
6 Technical Information
73
Specifications
73
Features
74
Power Consumption, Windows 3.11
74
Power Consumption, Windows 95
75
Irqs, Dmas, and I/O Addresses Used by Your Pc
76
Available Video Resolutions
77
The Pc's Memory Map
78
The Pc's Rear Connectors
79
System Board Connectors and Switches
80
Recycling Your Pc
81
7 Hewlett Packard Support and Information Services
82
Introduction
82
Your Hp Authorized Reseller
82
Hp Supportpack
83
Hp Support Assistant CD-Rom
83
Hewlett-Packard Information Services
83
Hp Forum on Compuserve
83
Hp Forum on America Online
84
Hp Bbs Library
84
Internet-Ftp Library Service
85
Access Hp World Wide Web Site
85
Hp Faxback on Demand-Hp First
85
Hp Audio Tips (Usa Only) Hp Automated Support Directory
85
Ordering Drivers and Bios on Diskette
86
Hp Support Services
86
Hewlett-Packard Telephone Support
87
Lifeline Telephone Support
88
Hp Network Phone-In Support Service (Nps)
88
Summary
89
Hewlett-Packard Marketing Headquarters
90
Hp World Wide Web Server
90
Hp Anonymous Ftp Server
90
European Customer Support Center
90
Hp World Wide Web Server
91
Hp Anonymous Ftp Server
91
European Customer Support Center
91
Glossary
92
Regulatory Information and Warranty
95
Regulatory Information
95
Fcc (for Usa Only)
95
Hp Hardware Warranty
97
Hp Software Product License Agreement and Software & Product Limited Warranty
99
HP Vectra VE5 2 User Manual (96 pages)
for HP Vectra PCs and HP Kayak PC Workstations
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Software
| Size: 0.7 MB
Table of Contents
Who Should Read this Book
4
What Is Diagtools
4
Overview of Diagtools
5
Compatibility
5
Table of Contents
7
Starting Diagtools
13
Installing and Setting up Diagtools
14
Net Vectra PC Users
14
Vectra PC & Kayak PC Workstation Users and Network Administrators
14
Downloading and Installing the Latest Version
15
Creating the Hardware Diagnostics Diskette(S)
16
Updating Diagtools Remotely (for Network Administrators)
18
Before Running Diagtools
19
More Information about the Pc's Setup Program
19
Starting Diagtools from a Diskette
20
If There Is a Problem
20
Starting Diagtools from the Hard Disk Drive
21
If There Is a Problem
22
The Welcome Screen
22
Hardware Detection
23
Overview of Hardware Detection
24
During Hardware Detection
24
Hardware Detection Results
25
What Is Detected
26
If a PC Component Is Not Detected
27
Basic System Test
29
Overview of the Basic System Test
30
How to Run the Basic System Test
30
Test Result: PASS
31
Test Result: FAIL
32
What to Do if the Basic System Test Fails
33
What Is Tested
34
Advanced System Tests
37
Overview of the Advanced System Tests
38
How to Enter the Advanced System Tests
38
Help on Advanced Tests
39
How to Run an Advanced System Test
39
Batch Tests
41
What to Do if a Test Fails
43
What to Do if You Get an Error Code
44
The Support Ticket
45
What Is the Support Ticket
46
Creating a Support Ticket
46
Adding Comments to the Support Ticket
47
HP Customer Care Service and Support
49
Your HP Authorized Reseller
50
Hewlett-Packard Information Services
50
HP World Wide Web Site
50
Hewlett-Packard Telephone Support
51
Lifeline Telephone Support
52
Appendix A the Error Codes
53
Error Code Overview
54
0001H - 00Cch: System Error Codes
55
0100H - 01A4H: Memory Error Codes
63
0201H - 02Ffh: Hard Disk Error Codes
66
0301H - 03Ffh: Floppy Disk Error Codes
69
0400H - 04Ffh: Keyboard Error Codes
73
0500H - 0590H: SCSI Error Codes
74
0601H - 0617H: Serial Port Error Codes
77
0701H - 0708H: Parallel Port Error Codes
79
0801H - 806H: Sound Blaster Compatible Error Codes
80
0810H: PC Speaker Error Code
81
0801H - 806H: Windows Sound System Compatible Error Codes
81
0830H: Joystick Port Test Error Code
82
0900H - 090Fh: Video Error Codes
82
0A00H - 0A12H: CD-ROM Error Codes
84
0C00H - 0C07H: IDE Tape Error Codes
85
0E00H - 0E5Fh: Smbus (System Management Bus) Error Codes
86
0F02H - 0F05H: ATAPI Removable Devices Error Codes
87
1000H - 100Dh: Multiple Processor Error Codes
88
1500H - 1503H: Modem Error Codes
91
9600H - 960Fh: IDE Disk Error Codes
92
9610H - 9630H: Plugged-In Tests Error Codes
93
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HP Vectra VE5 2 Technical Reference Manual (42 pages)
Hardware and BIOS
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Desktop
| Size: 0.18 MB
Table of Contents
Technical Reference
1
Notice
2
Table of Contents
3
Preface
5
Ordering Information for the Phoenix Bios Manual
5
Conventions
5
Bibliography
6
1 System Overview
7
Hp Vectra Ve 5/XX Series - Ve 5/XX Series 2 Comparison
7
Ve 5/XX Series 2 Pc Block Diagram
8
Principal Components and Features
8
Flash Rom
9
Ve 5/XX Series 2 System Board
9
Ve 5/XX Mt Series 4 Desktop Backplane
10
Processor
10
Superscalar Architecture
10
Floating Point Unit (Fpu)
10
Dynamic Branch Prediction
11
Instruction and Data Cache
11
Data Integrity
11
Pci Chip Set
12
Pci, Cache and Memory Controller (82437Fx)
13
Data Path Unit (82438Fx)
14
The Pci/Isa Bridge and Ide Controller (82371Fb)
14
The 82438Fx and 82371Fb Feature Summary
15
Super I/O Chip
16
Ns Pc87332Vf Feature Summary
16
Flexible Drive Controller (Fdc)
16
Serial/Parallel Ports
17
Graphics/Integrated Video
17
Ide to Pci Controller
18
Flash Rom
18
Security Features
18
Physical Characteristics
18
Electrical Specifications
19
Power Availability (Continuous Operation)
19
Environmental Specifications
20
2 Summary of the Hp/Phoenix Bios
21
Hp/Phoenix Bios Description
21
Overview of Address Space
21
I/O Addresses Used by the System
21
Bios I/O Port Map
22
Addressing System Board Components
23
3 Desktop Management Interface
25
DMI Information Structure
25
Accessing Bios DMI Information
26
The DMI Header
27
Verifying the DMI Information Structure
27
DMI Sub-Structure Tables
28
4 Power-On Self-Tests and Error Messages
31
Power-On Self Test (Post)
31
Shadow Ram
31
Error Messages
33
Beep Codes
35
5 The Ultra Vga Video Controllers
36
The Matrox Mga Millennium Video Adapter Board
36
Video Memory
36
Available Video Resolutions
36
Vesa Connector
37
Further Information
37
The Integrated Ultra Vga Video Controller
37
Video Memory
38
Video Modes
38
Standard Vga Modes
39
Available Bios Video Resolutions
41
Vesa Connector
42
Db15 Connector Pinout
42
Video Controller Summary
42
HP Vectra VE5 2 Supplementary Manual (29 pages)
2 PC
Brand:
HP
| Category:
Desktop
| Size: 0.37 MB
Table of Contents
Notice
2
Table of Contents
3
1 Product Overview and Features
4
Vectra Products Comparison
4
Models Available at Product Launch
6
Product Features
6
2 Pc Hardware Structure
13
Packaging
13
Vectra Ve 5/XX Series 2 Pc System Board
15
Ve 5/XX Series 2 Pc Backplane
15
System Board Switches
16
Installing Accessories
18
Installing Main Memory
18
Installing Video Memory
19
Installing Cache Memory
19
Installing an Accessory Board
20
Replacing the Microprocessor
21
3 Troubleshooting and Repair
23
Using Setup to Configure the Pc
23
Power-On Self-Tests (Post)
27
Updating the System Rom
27
Replacing the System Board
29
Hp Vectra Diagnostic Utility
29
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