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Hardware Reference Guide - dc7700 Se ries Small Form Factor Model HP Compaq Business PC.
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About Thi s Book This guide provides basic informati on for upgrading this comput er model. WARNING! Text s et off in this manner in dicates tha t failure to follow di rections co uld result i n bodily harm or loss of life.
iv About T his Book ENWW.
Table of contents 1 Product Features Standard Co nfiguration Features .... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........... ......... .......... ........... .......... ......... . 1 Front Pane l Components ......... ......... ......... ........
Installing a Security Lock .. ................... .................. ................... .................. .................. ...................... 47 Cable Lock .......... .............. ............... .............. .............. ...............
1 Product Features Standard Confi guration Fe atures The HP Compaq Sm all Form Fac tor featur es may vary depending on the model . For a compl ete listi ng of th e hardware and software install ed in the computer, r un the d iagnostic u tility (in cluded on some compute r models onl y).
Front Panel Compo nents Drive co nfigurati on may vary by mo del. Table 1-1 F ront Panel Component s 1 3.5-inch Media Card Re ader (optional) 1 6 Headphone Connector 2 Optical Drive Activity Light 7 USB (Universa l Serial Bus) Ports 3 5.
Media Car d Reader Com ponents The m edia card reader is an option al devic e availabl e on som e models on ly. Refer to the following illus tration a nd table t o identify the med ia card r eader com ponents. Table 1-2 M edia Card Reader Com ponents 1 SmartMedia/xD ● 3.
Rear Pane l Components Table 1-3 R ear Panel Com ponents 1 Power Cord C onnector 6 RJ-45 Network Connector 2 PS/2 Mouse Connector (green) 7 Parallel Connector 3 PS/2 Keyboard Connector (purple) 8 Moni.
Keyboard Table 1-4 Ke yboard Com ponents 1 Function Keys Perform special f unctions depending on the software applicat ion being used. 2 Editing Keys Includes the following: Insert, Home, Page Up, Delete, End, and Page Down. 3 Status Lights Indicate the status of the computer and keyboard s ettings (Num Lock, Ca ps Lock, and Scroll Lock).
Using the Windows Logo Key Use the Wi ndows Logo ke y in combin ation with othe r keys to perform ce rtain functi ons available in the Window s operati ng system.
Specia l Mouse Fu nctions Most s oftware a pplications support the use of a mouse. The functio ns assigne d to e ach mouse button depe nd on the software appli cations you are using.
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2 Hardware Upgrades Servicea bility Fe atures The com puter include s features that make it easy to upgr ade and servi ce. No tools are need ed for most of the inst allation proc edures de scribed in this chapte r.
Using the Small Form Fa ctor Comp uter in a Tower Orientation The S mall Form Factor c omputer ca n be used in eithe r a tower o r deskt op orient ation. To us e it in the tower o rientatio n, stand t he comput er up on its right side as shown in the illust ration below.
Unlock ing t he Smar t Cover Lock NOT E The S mart Cover Lock is a n optional feature in cluded on some m odels o nly. The Sm art Cover Lock is a softwar e-control lable cover loc k, contro lled by the setu p passwor d. This lock preve nts unauthorized acc ess to the internal components.
7. Push the m etal arm that wraps around th e air vent grid up and back ( 2) to free the Smar t Cover Lock from the chassis. Figu re 2 -2 Removi ng the Smart Cove r Lock Scr ew 8. Remove the c ompute r cove r. To reatta ch the Smart Cover Lock , secure the lock in place with the tam per-proof s crew.
Removing the Computer Cover 1. Remove/di sengage any sec urity device s that prohib it opening the computer. 2. Remo ve al l r emova ble medi a, su ch as di sket tes or c ompa ct di scs, from the compu ter . 3. Turn of f the com puter proper ly throug h the operati ng syst em, then tu rn o ff any exte rnal de vices.
Replaci ng the Compute r Cove r Align t he tabs on the panel w ith the sl ots on the chassis, th en slide the cover all th e way onto the chassis unti l it lock s into place .
Inst alling Addi tional Memo ry The com puter comes wi th double data rat e 2 synchrono us dynamic random a ccess me mory (DDR2 - SDRAM) dual inli ne memor y modules (DIMMs). DIMMs The memo ry sockets on the sy stem board can be populated wit h up to four industr y-standard DIMMs.
Populating D IMM Sockets There are four DIMM socket s on the system boa rd, with two sock ets per channel. Th e sockets are labeled XMM1, XMM2, XMM3 , and XMM4. So ckets XMM 1 and XM M2 opera te in mem ory cha nnel A. Socke ts XMM3 and XMM4 operate in memory channel B.
should be populated with the two 512MB DIMMs. With this confi guration, 2 GB will run as du al channel and 256 M B will r un as sin gle chan nel. ● In any mode, the maxim um operational speed is determined by the slowest DIMM in the sys tem. Installing DIMMs CAUTION You mu st disconne ct the power cord befor e adding or remov ing memor y modules.
8. Open both latches o f the me mory mo dule socket ( 1), and in sert the me mory modu le into the socket (2). Figu re 2 -6 Installing a DIMM NOTE A me mory module can be insta lled in only on e way. Matc h the notch on the module with the tab on the m emory socket.
Removing o r Insta lling an Expansi on Card The com puter has two stan dard low-profi le PCI e xpansion s lots that c an acco mmodate a n expansio n card up to 17.46 cm (6 .875 inch es) in len gth. The computer also ha s one PC I Expre ss x1 ex pansion slot and one PC I Express x16 expan sion slot.
CAUTION Regardles s of the power-o n state, v oltage is always pr esent on the sy stem board as long as the system i s plugged into an active AC outlet. Yo u must disc onnect the power co rd to av oid damag e to the i nternal component s of the c omputer.
NOTE Before removing an insta lled exp ansion c ard, disco nnect an y cable s that m ay be attached t o the expansion card. a. If you ar e instal ling an ex pansion card in a vacant sock et, remov e the appro priate ex pansion slot cove r on the back of the chas sis.
b. If you are remo ving a stand ard PCI car d, hold the ca rd at each en d, and carefu lly rock it b ack and forth until th e connec tors pull f ree from th e socket. P ull the exp ansion card st raight u p from the socket t hen away f rom the ins ide of the chassis to release it from the ch assis fram e.
10. Store the r emoved card in anti-s tatic pa ckaging. 11. If you are not installing a new ex pansion card, ins tall an expan sion slot cover to close the open slot. CAUTION After re moving a n expans ion card, you must replace i t with a n ew card or expansio n slot cover for pr oper cooli ng of interna l component s during ope ration.
Drive Po sitions Figure 2-13 Drive P ositions 1 3.5-inch internal hard dr ive bay 2 5.25-inch extern al drive bay for opt ional drives (optical drive s hown) 3 3.5-inch external drive bay for optio nal drives (media card reader shown) 1 1 If the computer has a 1.
Inst alling and Removing Drives When ins talling add itional driv es, follow these gu idelines : ● The prima ry Serial ATA (SAT A) hard d rive mu st be co nnected to the dark blue pr imary S ATA connecto r on the system bo ard labe led SATA0. ● Connect a SATA opti cal dri ve to the wh ite SAT A connector on the system board l abeled SAT A1.
Removing an Optical Drive CAUTION All removable media s hould be taken out of a drive before rem oving the dr ive from the compu ter. NOTE An optical drive is a CD-ROM, CD-R/RW, DVD-ROM, DV D+R/RW, or CD -RW/DVD Combo driv e. To remov e an optical dr ive: 1.
8. Disconne ct the po wer cable (1) and data cable (2) f rom the r ear of the optical drive. Figure 2-15 Disconn ecting the Power and Data Cable s 9. Rotate the drive cage back d own to its normal position . CAUTION Be care ful not to pinch any cables or wire s when rotating the dr ive cage down.
10. Press the gre en drive reta iner latch (1) located on the side of the drive to disen gage the driv e from the drive cag e. While pres sing the driv e retaine r latch, slide th e drive forwar d and lift it up and out of the drive cage (2).
7. Install tw o M3 metr ic guide s crews in the lower ho les on e ach side o f the dri ve. HP has provided four ext ra M3 metr ic guide screws o n the front o f the chas sis, under the comput er cove r. The M3 metric gui de screws are black. CAUTION Use only 5-mm long s crews as g uide screws.
9. Rotate the drive cage to its u pright pos ition. Figu re 2 -2 0 Rotating the Drive Cage Up 10. Connect the SATA data cable to the whi te system board co nnector label ed SATA1.
13. Rotate the dr ive cage ba ck down to its n ormal po sition. CAUTION Be care ful not to pinch any cables or wire s when rotating the dr ive cage down. Figure 2-22 Rotating the Drive Cage Down 14. Replace the comp uter cover. 15. If the compute r was on a stand, r eplace the s tand.
2. Disconne ct the drive cables, as indicated in the following illu stration s: a. If you ar e remov ing a di skette d rive, disc onnect the d ata cable (1) an d power cable (2) from the back of the dr ive. Figure 2-23 Disconnec ting the Diske tte Drive Cables b.
3. Press the green dr ive re tention l atch (1) loc ated on th e side o f the dri ve to dise ngage the dr ive from the drive cag e and slide the drive for ward appro ximately 1/ 4 inch (6 milli meters) (2) . Figure 2-25 Disengag ing the 3 .5-inch Drive (Disk ette Drive shown) 4.
Installing a Drive into the 3. 5-inch External Drive Bay Depen ding on t he comput er configur ation, the 3.5-inch e xternal drive bay on the fr ont of t he compu ter may be configured with a media car d reader or a diskett e drive, or it may be an empty drive bay .
3. Align th e rear g uide scre ws with th e rear J- slots o n the drive cage an d press do wn on the rear of the driv e (1), then slide t he drive b ack unti l it loc ks into pl ace (2). Figure 2-28 Insta lling a D rive into the 3.5-inch Drive Bay (Hard Drive sh own) 4.
6. Remove the dri ve bezel by pressing in ward on all t he tabs on the left, rig ht, and bottom o f the drive bezel ( 1) and pu shing the drive bez el out o f the lar ger front b ezel (2 ). NOTE The ty pe of bez el will va ry depe nding on the compute r confi guration.
10. Reconnect th e power cord and turn on the co mputer. 11. Lock any s ecurity d evices tha t were di sengaged when the compu ter cover was remo ved. Removing and Replacing the Primar y 3.5-inch Internal SATA Hard Dri ve NOT E The s ystem do es not s upport P arallel A TA (PAT A) hard drives.
7. Rotate t he drive c age for external drives to its up right po sition. Figu re 2 -3 1 Rotating the Drive Cage Up 8. Remove the s ecurity clip (if installed) that s ecures the rear cha ssis wall to the power supply.
9. Rotate the pow er supply cage to it s upright positi on. The hard drive is loc ated beneath th e power suppl y cage. CAUTION If the com puter has a Smart Cover Lock install ed next t o the drive c age, caref ully route al l cables around the Sm art Cover Loc k assembl y as you raise the power supply to avo id damage to the cables or lock.
11. P ull t he green ta b tha t loc ks the driv e in plac e a way from th e dri ve ( 1), sli de the hard driv e t oward the front of the compu ter until it stops, t hen lift t he driv e up and o ut of the bay (2). Figu re 2 -3 5 Removing the Hard Dr ive 12.
A Specifications Desktop Dimensions Height Width Depth (depth will increase if the computer is equipped with a port securi ty bracke t) 3.95 in 13.3 in 14.
Rated Input Current (maximum ) 1 5A @ 100 V AC 2.5A @ 200 VAC 1 This system utilizes an active power factor correc ted power supply. This allows the system to pass the CE mark requirements for use in the c ountries of the European Uni on.
B Battery Replacement The ba ttery that c omes wi th the com puter prov ides pow er to the real-ti me clock. When repl acing t he battery , use a battery e quivalent to the battery originally installed in the comput er. The compute r comes with a 3-volt lithium coi n cell bat tery.
5. If the comp uter is on a stand, remove the compu ter from the stand. 6. Remove the c ompute r cove r. CAUTION After remov ing the comput er cover, lo ok for the LED on the system board between the DIMM sockets. If the LED is illumi nated, the sys tem still has pow er.
b. To inser t the new bat tery, sl ide one edge o f the repl acement ba ttery under the holder’s lip with the posi tive side u p. Push the other edge down unt il the clamp sna ps over th e other edge of the battery (2). Figure B-2 Removing and Replacing a Coin Cell Battery (Ty pe 2) Type 3 a.
12. Reset the date and time, your passwords, and any spe cial system setups using Computer Setu p. Refer to the Computer S etup (F10) U tility G uide on the Documentat ion and D iagnostics CD . 13. Lock any s ecurity d evices that were di sengaged when the c omputer cover wa s remo ved.
C Ext ernal Securi ty Devi ces NOT E For informatio n on data secu rity features, refer t o the Compute r Setup (F10) Utili ty Guide and the Desktop Ma nagement Gu ide on the Documenta tion and D iagnostics CD and the HP ProtectToo ls Security Manager Guide (some mo dels) a t http://www.
Padlock Figure C-2 Insta lling a Padlock 48 Appendi x C External Securi ty Device s ENWW.
D Electrostatic Discharge A dis charge of static el ectricity from a fi nger or other cond uctor may damage s ystem boa rds or other stat ic-sensit ive device s.
50 Appen dix D E lectrostati c Disc harge ENWW.
E Computer Operating Guidelines, Routine Care and Shipping Preparation Computer Operat ing Guideli nes and Routi ne Care Follo w these guid elines to properly set up a nd care for the com puter an d monito r: ● Keep the computer away fr om excess ive moisture, direct s unlight, and extremes of heat a nd cold.
Optical Drive Pr ecautions Be sur e to obser ve the fol lowing g uidelines while operating or cl eaning t he optic al drive. Operation ● Do not mov e the dr ive during operatio n. This m ay cause i t to malfu nction d uring read ing. ● Avoid ex posing the drive to sud den change s in temperatu re, as co ndensatio n may form i nside the unit.
Index A access panel locking and un locking 11, 47 audio conne ctors 2, 4 B backup an d reco very 40 battery rep lacement 43 C computer cover remo ving 13 repl acing 14 computer operatin g guidelin es 51 connect ing dri ve cab les 25 D DIMMs.
expansio n slot co ver 21 hard drive 37 media card rea der 31 optical driv e 26 PCI card 22 PCI Expr ess ca rd 22 Smart Cover Loc k 11 S secu rity ca ble lo ck 47 padlock 4 8 Smart Cover Loc k 11 seri.
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