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5" AIO AOC M92

Service Manual

AOC M92
 Table of Contents
Revision List................................................................................................................................. 3
Important Safety Notice................................................................................................................ 4
1. General Specification .............................................................................................................. 6
1.1 System Specification .......................................................................................................... 6
1.2 Main Board Specification .................................................................................................... 6
2. Operating Instructions .............................................................................................................. 7
2.1 Appearance ........................................................................................................................ 7
2.2 How to Lay ....................................................................................................................... 10
2.3 General Operation ............................................................................................................ 11
3. Input/Output Specification ...................................................................................................... 18
4. Block Diagram........................................................................................................................ 21
4.1 Main Board ....................................................................................................................... 21
4.2 Power Board..................................................................................................................... 22
5. Wiring Diagram ...................................................................................................................... 23
6. Trouble Shooting .................................................................................................................... 24
7. Noun Explain and BIOS Setting ............................................................................................. 26
8. Mechanical Instruction ........................................................................................................... 32
9. Exploded View ....................................................................................................................... 48
10. Layout .................................................................................................................................. 50
11. Spare Parts List .................................................................................................................... 51

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 Revision List

Version Release Date TPV Model

Revision Instructions

A00 Jun.-17-2009 Initial Release A8M001ND1WOANN

A01 Jul.-23-2009 Add new model A89MA1NP1WA1NN

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Safety Instructions
1. Always read this User Manual carefully.
2. Keep this User Manual for your reference in the future.
3. Keep this device in dry places.
4. Keep this device on a stable surface.
5. Do no cover the opening in the case, which is intended for ventilation to prevent the overheating of this device.
6. Check AC input: 100-240V~, 50-60Hz, 1.5A.
7. Check DC output: 19V 3.42A.
8. Make sure the power supply voltage is between 110-240V before plugging in this device.
9. Keep the power cord away from foot traffic, and do not put anything on the power cable.
10. Make sure to unplug the device before inserting any add-on card or module.
11. Read the notices and warnings on the device carefully.
12. Do not pour any liquid into the opening to avoid damage or electric shock.
13. Contact service staff in case of any one of the following situations:
X The power cord or plug is damaged;
X There's liquid poured into the device;
X The device gets wet;
X The device is unable to function properly, or be operated in accordance with instructions in the User Manual;
X The device drops off and is damaged; or
X There’s a notable sign of cracking in the device.
14. Do not use this device in places without an air conditioner, or with temperatures above 40oC (102oF) to avoid
damage.

Warning:
1. When using power cables other than those supplied by the original manufacturer, please make sure that such
power cables are permitted with specifications of or exceeding H05VV-F, 3G, 0.75mm2.
2. The internal parts of the device are movable dangerous parts. Do not touch them with your finger or other parts of
your body.
3. Power sockets of plug-in devices should be kept at easy-to-maintain places near the devices.
4. This device shall be connected to sockets with grounding protection. Make sure that Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupt (GFCI) is used.
5. The output frequency or sound or the sound pressure level of headphones or earphones would increase when
the sound volume or the equalizer is adjusted to middle or higher levels.

Caution: Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type
recommended by the manufacturer.

Please recycle used batteries.

For better environmental protection, waste batteries should be collected separately for recycling or
special disposal.

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FCC-B Radio Frequency Interference Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the measures listed below:
X Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
X Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
X Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
X Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for help.

Notice 1
The changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
Notice 2
Shielded interface cables and A.C. power cord, if any, must be used in order to comply with the emission limits.

VOIR LA NOTICE D’INSTALLATION AVANT DE RACCORDER AU RESEAU.

PC

This device complies with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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1. General Specification
1.1 System Specification
Item Specifications
Product Code AA181M10-0000
Operation System Window XP
LCD Display - 18.5”TFT LCD display, with maximal resolution: 1366 X 768
- 1 Internet slot
- 1 model slot (option)
- 1 power slot
Input/Output Slots - 1 PS/2 mouse slots
- 1 PS/2 keyboard slots
- 2 sound effect slots
- 4 USB slots
- 65W power supply
Power Supply - Input: 100-240V~, 50-60Hz, 1.5A
- Output: 19VDC, 3.42A
Stereo Loudspeaker - 2 built-in 78dB+/-3dB@ 3W stereo loudspeakers
Fan - 1.2W
Memory - Standard DDRII 1GB
Hard Disk - 2.5”160GB SATA
Extended NIC - 1 wireless NIC (optional)
Extended Devices - 1 4-in-1 card readers
- 474mm (W) x 393 mm (H) x 122 mm (T) (including base)
Dimensions
- 474mm (W) x 393 mm (H) x 71mm(T) (not including base)
Weight - 5.4kg (net weight) / 8.9 kg (gross weight)
1.2 Main Board Specification
CPU
- Intel® AtomTM processor N270
- Front-side Bus (FSB) 533 MHz
- Thermal Design Power (TDP) 2.5 W
- Highest Frequency Mode (HFM) 1.6 GHz
- Lowest Frequency Mode (LFM) 800 MHz
Chipset
- Intel® 945GSE North Chip
- Intel® ICH7M South Chip
Memory
- One DDR2 SO-DIMM slot (Non-ECC)
- Supports DDR2 400/ 533 SDRAM (200 pin/ 1.8V)
LAN
- Realtek® RL8111C, supports PCI Express TM LAN 10/100/1000 fast LAN card
- Compliant with PCI 2.3; supports ACPI power management
Sound Effect
- Integrated Realtek® ALC888 chipset
- Compliant with Azalia 1.0
Dimensions
- 430 cm (W) x 85 cm (H)

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2. Operating Instructions
2.1 Appearance
Front Panel

1. WebCam
A built-in WebCam and microphone enabled picture taking, video recording, video and other interactive applications.

2. Microphone
A microphone for video chatting

3. Power Button/Power LED

Press the button to start/shut down the system. The system is activated/shutdown when the green indicator is on/off.

4. LCD Display
18.5”TFT LCD display, with optimal resolution: 1366 X 768

5~9. Key Shortcuts

Key shortcuts allow the tuning of display brightness, sound volume of the loudspeaker, the turning-on/off of wireless
device.
5 Higher brightness
6 Lower brightness
7 Higher volume
8 Lower volume
9 Turn on/off the wireless device

10. Hard Disk Indicator

If the hard disk indicator is on, the hard disk is in operation.

11. Wireless LAN Card Indicator

If the wireless LAN card indicator is on, the wireless LAN card has been activated.

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Rear Panel

* To ensure safety, please connect the power supply transformer to PC before connecting the power cord to the socket.

1. Heat Dissipation Hole

The heat dissipation hole is designed for the cooling of the device. To ensure proper ventilation, please do not cover the hole.

2. Power Outlet
The power outlet enables the conversion of AC into DC via a power transformer to provide the PC with power supply. Please use
the attached power transformer to avoid damaging the device.

3. Stereo Loudspeaker
The loudspeaker enables premium sound and support stereo and Hi-Fi functions.

4. PS/2 Slot (Green)

Standard PS/2 DIN slot for the connection of PS/2 mouse

5. PS/2 Slot (Purple)

Standard PS/2 DIN slot for the connection of PS/2 keyboard

6. Earphone Slot (Green)

For the connection of loudspeaker or earphone

7. Microphone Slot (Pink)

For the connection of microphone

8. USB Slot
USB (Universal Serial Bus) slot is for the connection of keyboard, mouse and other USB-compatible devices.

9. Internet Slot
Standard RJ-45 slot for LAN access; you may connect the network cable directly to the slot.

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 LED Color LED Status Specification
Off The network cable is not connected.
The network cable has been
On (stable)
L Yellow connected.
The computer is being connected
On (blinking)
with another computer.
Off Data rate: 10 Mbit/s
Green
R On Data rate: 100 Mbit/s
Orange On Data rate: 1000 Mbit/s

10. Modem Slot (option)

Standard RJ-11 slot for dial-up Internet access.

11. Supporting Stand

For the support of the display and the adjustment of its angles

Side View

1. Exit Button/CD-ROM LED Indicator

Press the button to activate the CD driver. If the CD-ROM LED indicator is on, the computer is reading from or writing into
CD/DVD.
2. CD Driver

3. USB Ports: 2
USB (Universal Serial Bus) ports are for the connection with the keyboard, mouse or other USB-compatible devices.

4. Card Reader
The built-in card reader supports XD (Extreme Digital), SD (Secure Digital), SDHC (SD High Capacity), MS (Memory Stick), MS
Pro (Memory Stick Pro) and MMC (Multi-Media Card). It is often used in digital cameras, MP3 players, handsets, PDA and a
number of other devices. Please consult your local dealer about the latest information about memory cards supported, which is
subject to change without prior notice.

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2.2 How to Lay
When Put on the Desk
To ensure that your PC is put stably on your desk, please pull the supporting rack behind the display to the
installation position and adjust the angle to 0-20 degrees from the desk as appropriate for your need.

When Hung on the Wall

The device can be installed on a separately purchased wall-mounted rack. Before installation, make sure to
disconnect the power. Install the device in accordance with the following steps:
1. Take off the support rack.
2. Install the wall-mounted rack in accordance with the instructions.
3. Install the wall-mounted rack to the rear panel of the device, aligning the hole in the rack to that in the rear panel.
4. Insert 4 screws into the hole and fasten them.
5. Re-connect the cable. See installation instructions of the wall-mounted rack for steps of installing the device onto
the wall.

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2.3 General Operation
Starting Your PC the First Time
When you start your PC the first time, the Start Ghost is activated automatically to guide you through personalized
setup steps and the input of the basic parameters. Please follow the Ghost to complete the initial setup.

1. When you start your PC for the first time, the “Welcome to Microsoft Windows” screen appears. Click “Next”.

2. Follow the guide to complete the initial setup for Microsoft Windows.

Keyboard
Key Combination: those marked with color words or icons on the keyboard are the key combinations of PC, which

will function only when the function key at the left bottom of the keyboard is pressed down simultaneously.

Key Combination Functions

Fn + F1 Enters sleep mode
Fn + F2 Execute search function
Fn + F3 Execute email program
Fn + F4 Activate Internet homepage
Fn + F5 Activate the mute mode
Fn + F6 Tune down the volume
Fn + F7 Tune up the volume
Fn + F8 Play the previous multimedia file
Fn + F9 Stop playing the multimedia file
Fn + F10 Play/suspend playing the multimedia file
Fn + F11 Play the next multimedia file
Fn + F12 Suspend program execution (only applicable to
DOS environment)
Fn + Insert Activate/close the built-in numeric keyboard
Fn + Delete Activate/close the “Lock the Current Page” function

Screen Resolution

Recommended resolution of the display is 1366 x 768. Please follow the following steps to set up your PC to the
resolution.
1. Click “Start”.
2. Click “Settings”.
3. Click “Control Panel”.

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4. Click “Appearance and Themes”.

5. Click “Display”.

6. Click “Settings”.

7. Set the resolution to 1366x768.

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Wired Internet Access

Using a Fixed IP Address

1. Right click “local access” icon at the right bottom of the Windows screen, and select “Open Network
Connections”.

2. Right click “Local Area Connection” and select “Properties”.

3. Select “Internet Protocol(TCP/IP)” and click “Properties”.

4. Select “Use the following IP address”.

5. Enter your “IP address”, “Subnet mask” and “Default gateway”.

6. Enter “Alternate DNS server” if necessary.

7. Obtain the correct IP setup parameters from your network administrator. Click “OK” after inputting all of the
parameters required to complete the setup.

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Using a Dynamic IP Address
1. Follow steps 1~3 for the setup for a fixed IP address.

2. Select “Obtain an IP address automatically” and click “OK”.

3. Click “create a new access” to activate the “new access guide”.

4. Click “Next”.

5. Select “Connect to the Internet” and click “Next”.

6. Select “setup my connection manually”.

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7. Select the type of connection you need and click “Next”.

8. Enter your ISP and click "Next".

9. Enter your User name and Password and click “Next”.

10. Click “Finish”.

11. Enter your User name and Password and click “Connect” to access the Internet.

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Wireless Internet Access
1. Right click “wireless Internet access” icon at the right bottom of the Windows screen, and select “view Internet
networks available”.

2. Select the one you want to access in the wireless network list and click “Connect". If you select to activate the
secure wireless network, then you need to enter your password.

3. After you confirm your access, you will see the indication of the “Connected” mode.

SRS Premium Sound

“SRS Premium Sound, SRS (●) " is a registered trademark of SRS Labs, Inc.
SRS audio technologies enable premium audio output in line with the output device you have selected to provide
better audio experience.

1. Start “SRS premium Sound” program.

Right click Start at the left bottom of the Windows screen and select All Programs > SRS Lab > SRS Premium
Sound > SRS Premium Sound. When the SRS Premium Sound screen is displayed, you will be able to see all
the icons. When the screen is closed, the program remains active in the toolbar. To re-open the screen, click the

SRS Premium Sound icon at the left bottom of the desktop.

2. Operate the control panel.

Select the CONTENT for the type of music you want to listen, and the OUTPUT device for it.

Select “advanced
Options
settings” and “high
priority options”
CONTENT OUTPUT
Activate/close SRS

Premium earphone Select the type of

music and the output
device for it

Volume

Top down: music, Audio grade Volume Top down: earphone,

Movie, Games external acoustic system,
built-in acoustic system

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Note:
When you close “SRS Premium Sound”, a red diagonal appears across the “SRS Premium Sound” at the right
bottom of the toolbar, indicating that there’s no audio output. To get audio output, right click the icon and select
“Enable”.

System Recovery
A hidden boot in the hard disk contains a factory default graphic file, which enables fast recovery of your operating
system and its application programs to the initial modes, so that your hard disk will operate in optimal conditions.
Before executing the recovery operation, please backup your data and files, e.g., Outlook PST to a CD, USB or
external storage device and record your settings, e.g., Internet settings.

1. Start your PC and press down F3 and the system is recovered automatically to the initial mode.
2. The entire process would take about 10-15 minutes. Please follow the guides and make sure not to unplug the
power supply.

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3. Input/Output Specification
USB
The Main board provides a UHCI (Universal Host Controller Interface) Universal Serial Bus root for attaching USB
devices such as keyboard, mouse or other USB-compatible devices. You can plug the USB device directly into
the connector.

PIN SIGNAL COLOR DESCRIPTION

1 V BUS RED +5V
2 -DATA0 WHITE Negative Data Channel 0
3 +DATA0 GREEN Positive Data Channel 0
4 GND BLACK Ground

RJ45

Left LED Right LED

B Type
Active LED 10M/100M/1000M Speed LED
LED Color Green Green/Orange
10M Cable No OFF OFF
Plug-in Transmission
Transition Green OFF
Blinking
100M Cable No OFF Green
Plug-in Transmission Lighting
Transition Green Green
Blinking Lighting
1000M Cable No OFF Orange
Plug-in Transmission Lighting
Transition Green Blinking Orange
Lighting

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PS/2 Interface
(1)Mouse Connector
The Main board provides a standard PS/2 mouse mini DIN connector for attaching a PS/2 mouse. You can plug a
PS/2 mouse directly into this connector. The connector location and pin assignments are as follows:

Mouse Connector

PIN SIGNAL DESCRIPTION

1 MOUSE DATA MOUSE DATA
2 NC NO CONNECTION
3 GND GROUND
4 VCC +5V
5 MOUSE CLOCK MOUSE CLOCK
6 NC NO CONNECTION

(2)Keyboard Connector
The Main board provides a standard PS/2 keyboard mini DIN connector for attaching a PS/2 keyboard. You can
plug a PS/2 keyboard directly into this connector.

Key Board Connector

PIN SIGNAL DESCRIPTION

1 KEYBOARD DATA KEYBOARD DATA
2 NC NO CONNECTION
3 GND GROUND
4 VCC +5V
5 KEYBOARD CLOCK KEYBOARD CLOCK
6 NC NO CONNECTION

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Earphone Connector
Cyan is earphone connector

Microphone Connector
Red is microphone connector

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4. Block Diagram
4.1Main Board

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4.2 Power Board
Inverter

CN801
12V Output
Transformer
MOSFET Circuit

Lamp
5V
Feedback
PWM Control
ENA Circuit
IC OZ9938GN
DIM Over Voltage

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5. Wiring Diagram
NA

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6. Trouble Shooting

Check defective issue provided

by failed PC and inspect PC
cosmetic case (top and bottom
side)

Remove the Y
cover and Repair and then test
check if there is

1. Check if power is OK (AC-DC)

2. Check if SYS FAN rotate
Y
No power 3. Check if key on the panel is OK
4. Check SYS FAN cable and case, whether they cause short
5. Clear CMOS and power off, then power on
6. Confirm MB fail and then repair

1. Check power cable whether be inserted well

2. Check SW cable whether be inserted well
Y
No post 3. Check whether loudspeaker cable crush the chip on MB
4. Insert memory again or change memory to heck whether
memory is failure.
5. Confirm MB fail and then repair

N 1. No display
1.) Check whether JLVDS1 cable has been broken
2.) Whether the voltage and circuit of LCD small card are
normal, check whether panel bracket of LCD cable has been
Not display or Y crushed or short pin.
noise screen 2. Noise screen
3.) During test, if there is color abnormal of letters or hang up,
confirm whether is memory fail.
4.) During 3G color test check whether there is one or more
N lightspot on the LCD, and confirm LCD OK or fail
5.) Change PCB OK and confirm MB fail and repair

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 1. During test, if black screen and keyboard OK, need confirm LCD
OK or fail (cross-verification)
2. DOS test pass, XP test black screen, 3D test blue screen or
Hang up Y
reset, FA result is PCB fail
intermittently
3. If hang up intermittently during test, please check fan cable
whether be inserted well and system fan whether rotate.
4. During audio test in XP hang up or can not read disk, possibly
DVD fail or wrong while installation.
N 5. Change PCB OK and confirm MB fail and repair.

1. Confirm there is no disk in ODD and no SD card, XD card,

MMC, MS card. In BOOT of CMOS, change IST Boot Device into
Can not enter in Y HDD, and press F10 to save.(PS: if there is no HDD in BOOT,
XP or Vista which say PC can not find HDD)
2. Cross-verification HDD, confirm whether OS data is lost,
download OS data again.
3. Confirm CMOS, HDD is OK, change PCB to confirm whether
N PCB is fail.

1. During test DOS AUDIO test fail, optimize CMOS can solve the
problem.
Y 2. Enter XP test audio, if player can not play or no sound, to
Audio fail
confirm whether no sound from front and behind connector. The
reinstall drive to solve it.
3. If left-track and right-track are abnormal or no sound, check
loudspeaker cable is OK or connect with Jampl 1 and Jamprl on
the MB
N
4. Exclude defect caused by assemble, then confirm PCB fail

1. Check XP or Vista whether can find DVD

DVD can not 1.) Check if SATA1 (data cable) and JPWER1 (power cable)
Y
work normally have been inserted properly
2.) Confirm whether DVD is fail.
2. Exclude the above defect, can judge PCB fail, and then follow
the repair process of MB

Finished
Test process

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7. Noun Explain and BIOS Setting
7.1 Noun Explain
AIO: All in One

USB: Universal Serial Bus

SATA: Serial Advanced Technology Attachment
SATAII: Serial Advanced Technology Attachment II
PCI-Express: This is a new BUS standard that wills instead PCI and AGP, and then unifies the BUS standard. Data
transmission speed highness is its advantage. Now the new version 16X 2.0 wills up to 10GB/s, and there is higher
development potential.
DIMM: Dual-Inline-Memory-Modules
SO-DIMM: Small Outline Dual In-line Memory Module.
MIC: Microphone
SD Card: Secure Digital Memory Card
CF Card: Compact Flash Card
MS Card: Memory Stick
MMC Card: Multimedia Card
PNP: Plug-and-Play. It is use to configure board card and other equipment of computer automatically, and then tell
corresponding equipment what it have done. PNP assign these resources to equipment and hardware as below:
I/O address, IRQ, DMA channel and memory segment.
NBC: North Bridge Chip. It is the foremost one of main board chip team, also call it Host Bridge. Often the name of
chip team follows as the North Bridge Chip. Now the popular NBC as below: P45, P43, X48, 790GX, 790FX, 780G,
etc. NVIDIA: 780i, 790, etc.
SBC: South Bridge Chip. It is the foremost one of main board chip team, and location far from CPU, nether the CPU
jack, near the PCI jack.
CPU: Central Process Unit
WIFI: Full name is Wireless Fidelity. It is the alias of IEEE 802.11b.somtimes it is called WI-FI mistakenly. Wi-Fi
is a label of WLANA. Transmission speed highness is its maximal advantage, it will up to 11Mbps. And there is very
long work distance, at the same time it is compatible with all kind 802.11 DSSS equipment. Wi-Fi is mostly about
connecting to the Internet without physically attaching your computer to anything.
RJ45: Usually reply to data transmission, it has eight pins. It often is use to network card connector.
OS: Operation System
BIOS: Basic Input-Output System

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7.2 BIOS Setting
This PC only needs to upgrade the BIOS:

1. Enter in DOS system

2. Run FLASH file (file name: A7437IAOv107), restart the PC after finishing.

How to enter in BIOS:

When starting M92, press “DEL” key continuously at the same time (make sure before system picture appearance),

then into the BIOS

Main Interface

Press “Æ”key of keyboard

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 Advanced Interface

Press “Æ”key of keyboard

Boot Interface

Press “Æ”key of keyboard

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 Security Interface

Press “Æ”key of keyboard

Chipset Interface

Press “Æ”key of keyboard

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 EXIT Interface

“Load Optimal Defaults”:

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Save Changes and Exit:

OK: Save configuration changes and exit setup, then restart PC.

Cancel: exit and restart the PC

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8. Mechanical Instruction
Tool:

Screwdriver: Big

Small

Putty Knife:

Antistatic Wrist Strap:

Main accessory picture

Description 图片 Description picture

IO Shielding
Adapter
(1)

IO Shielding
Power Cord
(2)

DC Jack
Stand
Board

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 AIO Power
Rear Case
Key Board

Rear Cover Key Board

Webcam
Bezel
Module

CD-ROM Main Board

Inverter
Hard Disk
Board

Shield Antenna

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Main internal part list

Main
Board

Memory
Module Battery

Wireless
Network
Card

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1. Remove stand

Remove the button towards the direction as the below picture, uplift the stand and the stand could be removed.

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2. Remove rear cover

Remove the 5 screws in red

Putty knife

Use the Putty knife to disconnect rear case.

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Remove the 7 screws in red to remove the CD-ROM and hard disk.

Notice: Disconnect the wire when remove the CD-ROM.

Disconnect the hard disk when remove it.

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 Top and left

Top and right

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 Left

Right

Lift bezel gently

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Remove rear cover

3. Remove Shielding

Remove the 5 screws to remove the shielding.

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Notice: When lift the shielding, please disconnect the wire first.

4. Remove boards

Remove these screws in blue and disconnect the pin, then remove the main board and key board.

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Remove the 3 screws in red and remove the inverter board.

5. Remove Bezel

antenna

Remove the 2 screws in red, and then remove the bezel.

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Remove the 4 screws in red, and then remove the AIO power key board and Webcam module.

6. Remove Main Frame

Remove the screws in red, and then remove the main frame.

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Method for removing some special parts
For speakers

a. Remove stand

b. Remove rear case and rear cover

c. Remove shield

d. Remove speakers

Rubber Column

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 Rubber Column

Fix the rubber column, meanwhile draw the speaker towards the direction as the above picture, and then remove the

speaker.

For fan:
a. Remove stand

b. Remove rear case and rear cover

c. Remove shield

d. Remove Fans

Remove the 2 screws, and then take off the fan.

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For memory module:
a. Remove stand

b. Remove rear case

c. Remove RAM cover BKT

d. Remove memory module

Following the above picture, draw the bracket forth from the memory, meanwhile lift the memory module.

For the battery:

a. Remove stand

b. Remove rear case and rear cover

c. Remove shield

d. Remove battery

Disconnect the wire to remove the battery

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For hard disk:
a. Remove stand

b. Remove rear case

c. Remove HDD BKT

Remove the screws and take the hard disk

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9. Exploded View

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Explode Parts List
Item Part name Part No. Qty
01 BEZEL A34G1331-11-01A 1
02 DECO A34G1332-11-01A 1
03 MIDDLE FRAME A34G1333-11-01A 1
04 REAR CASE A34G1334-11-01A 1
05 BACK COVER A34G1335-11-01A 1
06 POWER BUTTON A33G0693-11-01A 1
07 MIDDLE STRIP A33G0694-11-01A 1
08 VESA LATCH HOOK A33G0695-11-01A 1
09 VESALATCH BUTTON A33G0696-11-01A 1
10 FUNCTION BUTTON A33G0697-11-01A 1
11 FRONT STAND A20G0014-1 1
12 MAINFRAME A15G0800-101 1
13 SHIELDING A15G0801-101 1
14 IO SHIELDING COVER A15G0802-101 1
15 ODD BKT-L A15G0803-101 1
16 ODD BKT-R A15G0804-101 1
17 HDD BKT A15G0805-101 1
18 RAM-COVER-BKT A15G0806-101 1
19 VESA BKT A15G0809-101 1
20 PLATE VESA A15G0808-101 1
21 VESA COVER A33G0700-11-01A 1
22 FRONT STAND FOOT Q12G6300-80 3
23 HINGE A37G0119-1 1
24 STAND FC A33G0698-11-01A 1
25 STAND BC A33G0699-11-01A 1
26 STAND FOOT A33G0701-11-01A 1
27 INVERTER SHEET Q52G6025-13-213 1
28 FRAME TNV SHEET Q52G6025-13-214 1
29 HDDSHEET Q52G6025-13-212 1
30 SPRING Q19G5012-1 2
31 KENSINGTON BKT 15G8146-1 1
32 USB BKT A15G0827-101 1
33 WEBCAM MYLAR Q05G6099-2 1
34 ODD DUSTSHEET Q52G6025-13-217 1
Screws:

Item Part No. Q'ty Item Part No. Q'ty

S1 M1G-330-8-120 1 S7 Q01G6075-2 2
S2 Q1G330-8-47-Cr3 11 S8 Q1G-130-5-120 4
S3 M1G-330-4-120 15 S9 M1G-130-8-47-Cr3 4
S4 M1G-3120-2-125 4 S10 Q1G-340-8-120 2
S5 Q1G-130-6-120 4 S11 NA NA
S6 M1G 330-4-120 14 S12 Q1G-330-6-120 6

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10. Layout
Main Board

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11. Spare Parts List

A89MA1NY1WA1NN
Part Number Description
017G F04 2 S FAN DC12V 77MA 40X40X10MM
017G WCM11A B WEBCAM MODULE BN65M5SA8-001
078G0030 2 Y SPEAKER 4 OHM 3 W L:70MM 60X30MM
080G L24 1HIA ADAPTER 19V 65W HP-A0652R3B 3LF
089G 17356Z 58 SATA CABLE 7P-7P 300MM
089G 17356Z 59 SATA CABLE 7P-7P+6P 300MM
089G 17356Z 61 ANTENNA CABLE 500MM
089G614A18N IS POWER CORD 1800MM
099GKCCPCBKB1100AC KEY BOARD PS2 STANDARD KB-0903
099GMCCP3BKB1100AC MOUSE WIRED OPTICAL MSB0846
300G7437V201MS MAIN BOARD MS-7437 REV2.0
301GB16058S11G 5400RPM HD 160G ST9160310AS
302GD21066D1YD MEMORY MODULE 1GB 200PIN M2SJ-1GHF5C05-C
303GDDRWNSD1HL ODD 12.7MM SATA SLIM SLOT GA10N
305GLMNCE541MS WIFI MODULE 802.11 B/G MS-6894
750GLM185B1212N000 PANEL M185B1-L02 C1 NB CMO
A15G0800101 MAIN FRAME
A33G0693 X2A1L0100 POWER BUTTON
A33G0696 GM 1L0100 VESA LATCH BUTTON
A33G0697 ASA1L0100 FUNCTION BUTTON
A33G0705 GM 1L0100 ODD BUTTON
A34G1331AEDA1B0100 BEZEL A185WA-9B1-1
A34G1335 GMA1B0100 REAR COVER A185WA-9B1-1
A37G0119 1 HINGE
CTPA9QA1 COVERTER BOARD
INPC9822MAA4 INVERTER BOARD G3546-C-X-X-1-090323
KEPA9QA1 KEY BOARD G3516-C-X-X-1-090316
KEPA9QA2 KEY BOARD
Q44G8028101 EPS FOR A185WAC
Q44G8028201 EPS FOR A185WAC
Q44G8028615 1B CARTON

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A89MA1NP1WA1NN

Part Number Description

017G F04 2 S FAN DC12V 77MA 40X40X10MM
017G WCM11A B WEBCAM MODULE BN65M5SA8-001
078G0030 2 Y SPEAKER 4 OHM 3 W L:70MM 60X30MM
080G L24 1HIA ADAPTER 19V 65W HP-A0652R3B 3LF
089G 17356Z 58 SATA CABLE 7P-7P 300MM
089G 17356Z 59 SATA CABLE 7P-7P+6P 300MM
089G 17356F 62 ANTENNA CABLE 595MM
089G602A18N IS POWER CORD
099GKCCPSBKB1100AC KEY BOARD PS2 STANDARD KB-09036E12F06V
099GMCCP3BKB1100AC MOUSE WIRED OPTICAL MSB0846
300G7437V201MS MAIN BOARD MS-7437 REV2.0
301GB16058S11G 5400RPM HD 160G ST9160310AS
302GD21066D1YD MEMORY MODULE 1GB 200PIN M2SJ-1GHF5C05-C
303GDDRWNSD1HL ODD 12.7MM SATA SLIM SLOT GA10N
305GLMNCE541AW WIFI MODULE 802.11 B/G AW-GE780V.D
750GLM185B1212N000 PANEL M185B1-L02 C1 NB CMO
A15G0800101 MAIN FRAME
A33G0693 X2A1L0100 POWER BUTTON
A33G0696 GM 1L0100 VESA LATCH BUTTON
A33G0697 ASA1L0100 FUNCTION BUTTON
A33G0705 GM 1L0100 ODD BUTTON
A34G1331AEDA1B0100 BEZEL A185WA-9B1-1
A34G1335 GMA1B0100 REAR COVER A185WA-9B1-1
A37G0119 1 HINGE
CTPA9QA1 COVERTER BOARD
INPC9822MAA4 INVERTER BOARD G3546-C-X-X-1-090323
KEPA9QA1 KEY BOARD G3516-C-X-X-1-090316
KEPA9QA2 KEY BOARD
Q44G8028101 EPS FOR A185WAC
Q44G8028201 EPS FOR A185WAC
Q44G8028615 2A CARTON M92 FOR MEXICO

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