HP Kayak XA-s Series 02 Manuel

Familiarization Guide

HP Kayak XA-s

HP Kayak PC Workstation Family

This guide is for experienced technicians who have already

completed the training course on the HP Kayak PC

Workstation family. In particular, it assumes that the reader

is already familiar with the HP Kayak XA-s Minitower, XU

and XW PC Workstations, which share many features with

the HP Kayak XA-s Desktop PC Workstation.

This document serves as a self-paced familiarization guide

to the new desktop package, designed to train you for repair

of the computer, and only contains repair-specific

information. For information on the installation of

accessories, see the User’s Guide and the online documents

that are supplied with the computer.

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HP Kayak XA-s Desktop PC Workstation Overview

1. The internal drive housing can support one 1” and one 1.6” high hard disk drive or two 1” hard disk drives.

Component XA-s

Microprocessor

All models have dual processor slots and are supplied with single or dual processors.

266, 300, 333, 350 or 400 MHz Pentium II processor with 512 KB cache memory and higher frequencies

when available.

Main Memory

Models are supplied with 32 MB or 64 MB of Non-ECC SDRAM

Three DIMM sockets upgradeable using:

256 MB Registered ECC SDRAM to a maximum of 768 MB, or

64 MB or 128 MB unbuffered ECC SDRAM, or 32 MB, 64 MB or 128 MB non-ECC to a maximum of 384 MB.

Registered ECC SDRAM memory modules cannot be mixed with Non-Buffered modules.

Mass Storage

All models have 5 shelves: 3 front-access (1 X 3½-inch, 2 X 5¼-inch); 2 internal (3½-inch)1.

4.3 or 6.5 GB IDE (Ultra ATA/33)

4.5 GB SCSI

Graphics Controller All models are equipped with a Matrox G100 AGP graphics controller board. There is 8 MB of installed video

memory (not upgradeable).

Accessory Board Slots All models have 6 slots: 1 AGP, 3 PCI, 1 ISA, 1 combination ISA/PC.

1 PCI slot may be used (SCSI + LAN) and 1 AGP slot is used (graphics).

Communications All models have 2 USB connectors, 2 serial ports, 1 parallel port and 4 sound connectors.

CD-ROM Drive All models include a 32X speed IDE CD-ROM.

Audio All models have an Integrated 16-bit hi-fi audio processor with music synthesizer and mixer

HP MaxLife Utility

(available on all models)

Hardware monitoring utility that monitors system components (for example: if you are unable to get the

system and display working properly). When an error is detected it is displayed on the dedicated LCD located

on the front panel.

Power Supply

Input voltage: 100-127, 200-240 Vac

Input frequency: 45/66 MHz

Maximum output power: 260 W continuous

New Box and Status Panel for Desktop Models

View of front LED

status panel

PC Lock activity light

Power on status light

Network activity light

Hard disk activity light

Speaker for HeadsetMicrophone jack

Front view with

cover removed

Six accessory

board slots

Power Supply Unit

Flexible disk drive

32X CD-ROM drive

Internal hard disk drives

(in front of power supply

unit)

Dismantling and Reassembling the Desktop Package

Below is a flowchart showing the steps to follow to service the desktop

package. Each step shows how to remove and reinstall a component.

Start Disassembly

Removing/Replacing

the cover

(refer to Step 1, page 6)

Removing/Reinstalling

Processors

(refer to Step 8, page 10)

Removing/Reinstallingthe

Power Supply

(refer to Step 9, page 11)

Removing/Installing

Accessory Boards

(refer to Step 2, page 6)

Installing/Removing VRMs

refer to (Step 10, page 12)

Removing/Installing

CD-ROMs or FDDs

(refer to Step 5, page 8)

Removing/Reinstalling

Upper Processor

Airflow Guide

(refer to Step 3, page 7)

Removing/Reinstalling

Lower Processor Airflow

Guide + Fan

(refer to Step 6, page 9)

Adding/Replacing DIMMs

(refer to Step 13, page 13)

Installing an HDD

(refer to Step 12, page 13)

Removing/Reinstalling the

HDD cage

(refer to Step 11, page 12)

Connecting/Reconnecting

FDD, HDD and CD-ROM

cables

(refer to Step 4, page 7)

Removing/Reconnecting

other cables

(refer to Step 14, page 15)

Removing/Reinstalling the

System Board

(refer to Step 15, page 15)

To Remove the System

Board, follow all of the

steps contained in the

shaded box

Adding a Second

Processor

(refer to Step 7, page 9)

Adding DIMMs ONLY

Removing/Reinstallingthe

Power Supply

(refer to Step 9, page 11)

Follow Flowchart

downwards for

order in dismantling

the desktop

package.

Follow Flowchart

upwards to

reassemble the

desktop package.

Step 1: Removing/Replacing the Desktop Cover

Step 2: Removing/Installing Accessory Boards

Lift the cover clear of

the computer.





Removing the Cover:

Replacing the Cover: Reverse the above steps.

Unlock the cover lock if

necessary. Lift up the side

latches to unlock the front

panel.

Slide the cover as far

as possible towards the

front of the computer (past

the FDD eject tab).

Remove graphics card and

LAN+SCSI card (SCSI models

only) by disconnecting the

cables and removing the screw

holding the card to the

backplane.

To install accessory

boards, remove the I/O

blank panel by removing

the screw as shown.

Fit the accessory

boards into the

appropriate slot and

replace the screw.





Step 3: Removing/Reinstalling the Upper Processor Airflow Guide

Step 3: Removing/Reinstalling the Upper Processor Airflow

Guide

NOTE Access to the floppy hard disk drive and the CD-ROM drive is now possible

(see “Step 5: Removing/Installing the CD-ROM and FDD” on page 8).

Step 4: Disconnecting/Reconnecting the HDD, FDD and

CD-ROM Cables

Press the tabs inwards.







Lift the airflow guide

slightly.

Pull the airflow guide

up and then diagonally

out towards the front of

the chassis.

Removing the Upper Processor Airflow Guide:

To Reinstall: Be sure to fit tabs so that they snap back into the recesses shown above.

The HDD, FDD and CD-ROM

cables are located as shown: CD-ROM (IDE 1) HDD (IDE 2) FDD

Unplug the HDD and CD-

ROM cables (IDE1 and IDE2)

from the system board.



Step 5: Removing/Installing the CD-ROM and FDD

WARNING: When reconnecting, ensure that cables are routed through the cable guide

as shown, to prevent them from coming into contact with components that

become hot during service.

Step 5: Removing/Installing the CD-ROM and FDD

Unplug the floppy disk

drive cable from the system

board (situated below the

power supply as shown).

Unplug the cables at the rear of

the FDD, HDD and CD-ROM. When

reconnecting the FDD, it may be

necessary to remove the CD-ROM (see

Step 5) in order to access the cable

connections at the rear of the FDD.

Unfasten the cables from the clip on

the processor airflow guide.

When reinstalling, remember to route

carefully the floppy disk cable, otherwise

it may touch a hot component.







Remove the two screws on

either side of the front end of

the CD-ROM and FDD.

Pull the CD-ROM

forward by 2” (5cm).

Disconnect the IDE

and power cables at the

rear of the CD-ROM or

FDD.

The CD-ROM and

FDD may now be

removed from the

chassis.



Step 6: Removing/Reinstalling the Lower Airflow Guide + Fan Assembly

Step 6: Removing/Reinstalling the Lower Airflow Guide +

Fan Assembly

Step 7: Adding a Second Processor

NOTE If a second processor is added, a second VRM must also be added.

Ensure that the floppy and

IDE cables have been removed

from the cable clip on the

assembly.

Disconnect

the fan from the

connector near the

right-hand edge of

the system board.

Lift the lower airflow

guide + fan assembly

straight up and out of the

chassis.



When reinstalling

the assembly, be sure to

line up the side of the

processor with the slots

on each side of the

assembly.



Remove the processor

terminator in the second slot.

The Pentium II processor is

delivered with the latches OUT,

ready for insertion into the slot.

Align the processor with the

slot, then push it down into the

slot until you hear an audible

click (on both sides).





Step 8: Removing/Reinstalling Processors

NOTE The processors must be removed in order to remove the system board.

Pinch the processor

latches inwards.

Pull the processor

upwards and out of the

slot.





Removing Processors:

Reinstalling Processors:

Push the processor

down into the slot until you

hear an audible click (on

both sides).

Ensure that the

latches are fully engaged —

the latches should be out.





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