6066 (250-0412)                     Settings           Faxback Doc. # 14796

The following are the jumper and switch settings for the 6066d:


Jumper      Default Setting    Optional Setting      Function

E3          On (Enabled)       Off (Disabled)        Built-In Video

E4          Off (Disabled)     On (Enabled)          Monochrome Video
                                                    (Requires seperate
                                                     video adapter and
                                                     E3 must be disabled)

E5          Off (Enabled)      On (Disabled/Clear)   Clear Password


   Microprocessor      E6         E7          E9     	E10
   Type
                       Pins       Pins        Pins   	Pins
   80486SX/33          1-2        Off         2-3       1-2

   80487SX/33          1-2        1-2         1-2    	2-3

   80486DX/33          1-2        1-2         2-3    	2-3

   80486DX2/33         1-2        1-2         2-3    	2-3

   80486DX4/100 ODPR   1-2        1-2         2-3    	2-3

   80486DX4/100 ODP    1-2        1-2         1-2    	2-3

   OverDrive (ODP)*    1-2        1-2         1-2    	2-3

   Pentium             2-3        1-2         1-2    	2-3
   OverDrive*

* This system uses only 5-volt OverDrive and Pentium OverDrive
  microprocessors. The Pentium Overdrive must be the 83MHz version.

Additional Jumpers

          Default             Optional Setting    Function

E12       Connected           Disconnected        Power-On LED

E13       Connected           Disconnected        Hard Drive Active LED 

SETTING VIDEO JUMPERS

The system board contains jumpers that you can use to configure your
computer's display mode (for jumper locations, see the illustration
in the layout document).

The system is set so you can connect your monitor to the built-in VGA
connector.  The system will also recognize most add-in video adapters,
should you prefer to use one.

Disable the built-in VGA only if you install an add-in adapter and the
system does not recognize it.

To disable the built-in VGA, locate jumper E3 on the system board.  Then,
remove the jumper block from pins 1 and 2 (Ie. parked).

If you have disabled the built-in VGA connector and intend to install a
monochrome, rather than color, display adapter as the primary video
adapter, you must set jumper E4.  Locate jumper E4 on the system board
and set the jumper block on pins 1 and 2.

(JSS/tmc-03/31/95)